The on-screen chemistry of Nagarjuna and Ramya Krishna is worth a mention in this movie. While being a playful wife, Ramya Krishna managed to balance the role of a mother who tries to save her son, Jr.Nagarjuna’s marriage. Ramya Krishna’s performance was so amazing that it matched the charisma of Nagarjuna and audience are still unable to judge who has out-done who in this move.

No wonder Annamayya thought Timmakka to be the most beautiful creation of God because, looking at Ramya Krishna as Timmakka anyone would feel the same. Timmakka’s role evolves from being a naughty lover to a responsible wife who would go to an extent of self-sacrificing her life so that Annamayya is relieved of all earthly bonds. And Ramya Krishna has done great justice to this role.

The transformation of a naïve rich girl to a responsible mother and home maker has been wonderfully carried out by Ramya Krishna. Ramya Krishna with her flawless performance ensured that pain of a mother while sacrificing her child to another childless woman is felt by the audience too. Her growing maturity in acting could be realized in each scene of this movie.

In the initial years of her career, Ramya Krishna managed to prove herself through this movie where she plays the role of a bubbly village girl. Born in a family of Haridas singers wishes to marry her paternal cousin and the silly struggles she goes through to impress him are very much entertaining. Though the plot revolves around the other lead characters, Ramya Krishna made her presence felt in the movie through her splendid performance.

In this movie, Ramya Krishna plays the role of a girl who dreams of perfect married life and is up for a surprise when her husband seeks a divorce from her to marry another woman. Ramya Krishna’s struggle to save her marriage is rest of the movie. With her phenomenal acting skill, Ramya Krishna yet again proves that few roles are tailor-made just for her. Ramya Krishna is the biggest asset of this movie who gave life to movie’s script.

Ramya Krishna plays the role of a woman who sacrifices her love as a gratitude to her step-sister. Ramya Krishna has given a flawless performance where she struggles to make the person she loves, fall in love with her step-sister. The battle she has to fight within herself to make that sacrifice makes the audiences’ hearts go out for her. And It won’t be an exaggeration if I tell you that the perception of beauty has completely changed after viewers watched Ramya Krishna in ‘Roja Puvva’ song.

Defying the norms of patriarchal society where son is considered to be a boon, Ramya Krishna plays a role of strong-willed and self-reliant daughter who takes up the family responsibility and proves that daughters are no less than sons. Dasari Narayana Rao has managed to utilize the best of her acting abilities to make her role even more strong. For her performance in this movie, Ramya Krishna has received ‘Special Jury Nandi Award’.

If any actress could get into the skin of Neelambari’s role then it is one and only Ramya Krishna. Neelambari is one tough role to play as it has multitude of emotions to portray like being arrogant young woman, fierce lover, stubborn heart-broken female to staunch enemy who wishes to avenge her father’s death and Ramya Krishna has rocked it with such an ease making Neelambari a memorable character. Ramya Krishna as antagonist has gained equal recognition and appreciation as Hero Rajnikanth for this movie.

As Sivagami Devi, Ramya Krishnan portrays perfect blend of royal elegance along with righteousness and who is manipulated by her own son to execute her foster son. As ‘Raja Matha’, the conflict she faces while choosing her son over beloved foster son has been wonderfully enacted by her which definitely deserves an applause. It could be proudly said that if anyone ever imagines a Queen, Sivagami Devi would be their reference hereafter.