Gopala Gopala is easily one of the most thought provoking films made in recent times in Telugu. Every dialog where Venkatesh talks about why it's important to be humane first is clap worthy. There are dialogs like "Nayakudu ante Nativity Laud , Gelichevadu Laud Gelipinche VDU" and "Manishemo Raayini Good dividing chestnut, Kansan AA devoid mandolin mannish GA chest he Charla" which will stay with you long after watching the film.
2) The film's story itself evokes a lot of empathy for Gopal Rao's (Venkatesh) character. His shop gets destroyed due to an earthquake, which forces him to make a desperate attempt to put his life back on track. Initially, he tries to play by the rules in the beginning and when all doors are shut, he begins to question the logic behind the rules which suggest that no insurance company is liable to the 'Act of God'.
3) Pawan Kalyan's entry into the film is the most whistle-worthy moment in the film and there's an unusual calmness to his entire characterization in the film. And he pulls it off with grace.
2) The film's story itself evokes a lot of empathy for Gopal Rao's (Venkatesh) character. His shop gets destroyed due to an earthquake, which forces him to make a desperate attempt to put his life back on track. Initially, he tries to play by the rules in the beginning and when all doors are shut, he begins to question the logic behind the rules which suggest that no insurance company is liable to the 'Act of God'.
3) Pawan Kalyan's entry into the film is the most whistle-worthy moment in the film and there's an unusual calmness to his entire characterization in the film. And he pulls it off with grace.