also revealed that Divya already okayed a guy called Manohar by looking at his photograph (this is much before she met Vasu). Vasu is on the stage to prove himself as a singer and musician in the final auditions of Sony Talent Search. Divya and Manohar are to marry on the same day, and Vasu's sister is to marry Divya's brother. Vasu wins the prize at the audition and sits in a park mourning his heartbreak. Then, his father and sister arrive and his father apologizes for his opinion of Vasu's career. It is revealed then that Divya did not marry that day along with Vasu's sister as she loved Vasu. In the end, the lovers unite, and the two couples' marriages are rescheduled. Cast Venkatesh as Vasu Bhumika Chawla as Divya Vijayakumar as Commissioner Rao Manjula Vijayakumar as Kamala (Vasu's mother) Sunil as Balu Ali as Bill Gates Dharmavarapu Subramanyam as Sony Music Company Manager M. S. Narayana as Mula Shankar Rao Ranganath as Srinivasa Rao Brahmaji as ACP Subramanyam Achyuth as Vignesh Varsha as Radhika Duvvasi Mohan as Doctor Subbaraya Sharma as Lecturer G. V. Sudhakar Naidu as Goon Chitti Babu as Beggar Raghunatha Reddy Tanish as arun's friend Jogi Naidu as Vasu's friend Junior Relangi as Doctor Anilraj as Arun A. Karunakaran in a cameo appearance Soundtrack Music composed by Harris Jayaraj. The music was released on ADITYA Music Company. (The audio got unanimous hit talk all over airplay and within 4 days of its release it had sold over 2 lakhs. The peppy number "Sportive Boys" topped the charts for many weeks.) The song "Paataku Pranam" uses beats from Micheal Jackson's "Billie Jean". Awards Nandi Awards Best Home Viewing Feature Film - K. S. Rama Rao Best Male Playback Singer - S. P. Balasubrahmanyam for "Padana Teeyaga" song. References External links 2002 films 2000s Telugu-language films Films directed by A. Karunakaran Films scored by Harris Jayaraj