Ganesh – Clean and Funny

Starring: Ram, Kajal Aggarwal, Brahmanandam, Ashish Vidyarthi and others

Director: M Saravannan

Music: Mickey J Meyer

Release date: 24 September, 2009                                                                                                                              

Ram comes up with a new film after Ready and Maska. Like his earlier film Ready, Ganesh…Just Ganesh is a entertainer that will appeal hugely to the young children. Kajal Aggarwal gives Ram good company. 

Story:

Ganesh is a happy go lucky young man. He agrees to act as if he is in love with Divya (Kajal Aggarwal) as he wants to help his friend who wants to avoid marrying her niece Divya as he is already in love with anther girl. The boy’s father Kasi Viswanath is adamant that his son marry only his sister Sudha’s daughter Divya.

Ganesh takes a flat opposite Divya’s and starts following her. He befriends the kids in the apartments and with their help slowly makes friends with Divya and she slowly falls in love with Ganesh. Just when everything is going smoothly, Divya learns that Ganesh is not in love with her but is only faking love. She is naturally angry and stops meeting Ganesh.

Ganesh asks Divya to give him just five minutes in order to convince her and if she still does not believe him then he will never bother her again. Can Ganesh manage to convince Divya that he is now sincerely in love with her? How does the film end finally? Answers to this can be found on the silver screen.

Performance:

Ram coems up with a much improved performance in Ganesh. He shows great ease in acting and also dances and fights ell. His superman antics along with the kids will appeal to the young audience immensely. Ram also shares a good chemistry with Kajal and they make a good pair on screen.

Kajal looks every bit the hard headed girl that she portrays. She complements Ram very well and they together manage to run the entire show. Kajal is sure to climb up the ladder in Tollywood after Magadheera and now Ganesh. 

Ashish Vidyarthi plays the villain but he is more of a comic villain than a real menacing bad guy. Brahmanandam raises a few laughs in his role as a gang leader Yadagiri. Kasi Viswanath, Sudha, Sameer and others plays largely guest roles and do a decent job. The kids also do a good job.

Mickey J Meyer’s music is good and a couple of songs are set to very fast beats and will appeal to the youngsters immensely.

Ganesh is a clean and decent romantic entertainer. The film is more like a children’s film rather than a teenage love story.

Ganesh has something for everyone. The film should do reasonably well at the box office this festive season.