fraud. He hatches a plan to have sex with Shreya so he befriended with her later proposes her. Instead of accepting she started avoiding him then he tries to force her to love him. But it all was in vain because of Sri. Later he tries to kill Shreya but at that time she is with Sri. Then he hatched a plan to separate them so he enquired about Sri and finds about his story. He uses Rajini as a pawn in his game to divide them successfully. Then Kishore and his friends tries to kill Sri and Sai. A fight ensues between Sri and Kishore then Sri bashes Kishore badly and successfully escapes with Sai later he confess all the things to shreya. After two years Shreya and Sri marry with her parents acceptance. The film ends with Sai narrating Sri's story to producer Tammareddy Bharadwaja and is approved to direct a film. Cast Mangam Srinivas as Srinivas Rao "Sri" Reshma Rathore as Shreya Saikumar Pampana as Sri's friend Bhargavi as Bhargavi Ambati Srinivas as Watchman Manamma Shankar Rao M. S. Narayana as Sattiraju, Sri's uncle Madhumani as Shreya's mother Kedar Shankara as Shreya's father Venky Ragini as Sri's aunt Rambabu Anandhi in a special appearance in the song "Cell Song" Anchor Ravi Tammareddy Bharadwaja as Himself Reception The Times of India gave a review of rating 3.5/5 stating "Your hero does not have a six-pack, nor does he make a grand entry. Your heroine is not the glamorous type and there's no skin show. There's no chasing of villains and beating them to pulp. There's no star cast to boast of, but "Ee Rojullo" is a film that you would enjoy with the comedy being seamlessly woven into the script." greatandhra.com gave a review of rating 3.25/5 stating "This is the film that entertained the targeted audience perfectly. On the other hand economically, this is the wisest move. But it appeared no where that the film was made with low budget. Watch it if your heart is youthful." Oneindia Entertainment gave a review stating "Ee Rojullo is a decent film made on a small budget but still boasts of good production values. The film is targeted at the youth and they would connect with the film in a big way. The film, however, may not appeal much to the family audiences. Still, Ee Rojullo is a decent, interesting