Vasu (Nithiin) works as an architect in Chandigarh, but he is from a traditional family in Sakh-inetipalli village in the Godavari region.

The haveli, which is now back to its splendour, is still the place where murders are easily plotted and assigned.

Raj (Raj Tarun) is an expert bike mechanic and lives with his brother (Rajiv Kanakala) in Anantapur.

Deeksha (Manchu Lakshmi) loses her husband Ram (Samrat) and suffers a miscarriage in what police says is a road accident.

Kattu Kathe offers two plus hours of decent entertainment even though it is churned out from the usual mystery tale.

Post interval, the movie moves in a predictable manner with forced hard to believe over-the-top action sequences.

Mathukutty begins his transformation to Marykutty, step by step.

Amresh Ganesh’s songs and backgrounds are acceptable and Vijay Ulaganath’s camerawork is quite excellent.

Richard Nathan’s camera work aids the film’s flow.

Though songs add to the length of the movie, Vipin’s rerecording is good.