Sekhar Suri  comes with super natural  thriller ‘Three’. His last film, A Film By Aravind, was a hit. After a gap of three years, he directs this thriller. Excellent cinematography and rerecording. Balloon lights (for even lighting in the night effect) are used for some scenes and even in the normal lights the camerawork is in high standards. Bollywood actress Urvashi Sharma makes the debut in Telugu with this movie. Rishi is perfectly suited for his role and he does his best. Rajeev Kanakala brings energy to the movie.

Cast: Rishi, Urvashi Sharma, Rajeev Kanakala, Harshavardhan, Shanti Chandra, Giri, and others
Dialogues: Harshavardhan
Subtitles:  Not Available
DVD Features:  Anamorphic Wide Screen, DTS®, Dolby®  Digital 5.1 Surround,  NTSC All Regions
Music: Vijay Kurakula
Cinematography: K K Senthil Kumar & Bhaskar Shyamala
Art: Venkat Sannidhi
Banner: Raj (India) Entertainments
Story, screenplay and directed by: Shekkar Suri
Theatrical Release Date: October 17, 2008

 

Nisha (Urvashi Sharma) is haunted by bizarre sounds and a voice that keeps warning that would kill her. Terrified Nisha seeks help from her neighbor SriRam (Rishi) who is a photojournalist with National Geographic Channel. He takes her to a psychiatrist (Harshavardhan) and diagnosis reveals that Nisha’s condition is normal. However, docs come to conclusion that she might be suffering from schizophrenia. On other hand, Nisha reveals that the voice she keeps listening is similar to that of Shankar whom she met on a trip to an island. Now, Nisha, Sriram and the psychiatrist set for finding Shankar in an island forest. After settling in a hotel in the jungle, they meet an eccentric person named Rajeev (Rajeev Kanakala). The rest of the drama is unraveling the suspense of how Nisha is connected with Rajeev, Shankar and others.