The good thing about middle budget movies is that, it tries to incorporate all kinds of elements in a film story.

Allare Allari is a good example. Produced by S K Basheed and directed by Muppalaneni Siva is a movie that will fit the idea of a complete entertainer to a T. The accent is however on comedy and light-heart lark.

With two of the well-known exponents of easy fun, Naresh and Venu, the movie is going to be a non-stop fun festival.

Both the heroes are nicely honed in movies of such genre. In fact, the two have made a career out of such movies. For Venu, the movie is very vital as he hopes to regain his past form, wherein he was in serious contention among the second rung of heroes.

For Naresh, it is again a tryst with an Allari tag movie. Naresh, who is mostly called Allari Naresh, will naturally find himself at ease with such a movie. His spontaneity with one-liners and his natural slapstick felicity will see him through this role.

The two heroines ----Parvati Melton and Mallika Kapoor ---- are extremely keen and keyed up. For, the two have a career to build up. Parvati, who started promisingly with Vennila, is now looking for a major break. Mallika too is in an unenviable position.

The two have shown some easy glamour and adapted themselves to the role that calls for lot of nuance.

Chakri, the music director, is on familiar territory. He knows what to make of in such situations. His songs will suit the mood and method of the movie.

Producer Basheed feels that film will become a hit like 'Sandade Sandadi' from the same director.

Siva, as a director, is known for making focused entertainers that will suit the audience stage. Having worked with big artistes like Venkatesh, he knows what a complete product is like.

So Allare Allari, that releases this weekend, seems to be in safe hands.