It was a double bonanza for Shriya Saran in Sivaji: The Boss. For, she gets instant recognition in Tamil film industry, where she is relatively new and also revives her flagging fortunes in the Telugu film industry. Shriya plays the role of a good-hearted village belle in the film. And she plays it to perfection. And she has some livewire scenes with Rajnikanth, where not only comedy but also pathos is revealed. What more, the film has some of the best songs and Shriya being the heroine, gets to hog the limelight in all of them barring one, where Nayanatara gets to swing her hips with Rajnikanth. And Shriya, we must say, is absolutely ravishing in the film. She gets to wear different costumes, display different body languages, and simple wows the audiences with all of them. What adds charm to her role is the way Shriya matches step for step a la Sridevi in the songs: Aaku chatu pinde tadise (from Vetagadu), Nee kallu chebutunnayi nanu preminchanani (Premabhishekam), and Abbabee tiyyanee debba (Jagadeka Veerudu, Atiloka Sundari) which were recreated for fun effect in Sivaji. While Rajnikanth stole the limelight in these songs, Shriya didn't lag behind either. The theatres were inundated with whistles when the duo stepped in tune to the songs.
Hope her career which is taking a nosedive will look up to the skies with Sivaji.
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