A legendary tale of Mahabharata, the episode is about the romance between Abhimanyu (ANR), son of Arjuna and Sasirekha (savitri), daughter of Balarama (gummadi). Since the Pandavas don`t have any wealth as they lost it all in gamble, Sakuni (csr) hatches a plan to get Duryodhana`s (mukkamala) son Lakshman Kumar (relangi) engaged to Sasirekha. Noticing this, Lord Krishna (NTR) enters the scene and he devises a counter plan. He takes the help of Ghatothkatch (svr), son of Bheema to thwart the plan of Sakuni. Ghatothkatch possesses many magical powers and what follows from there is a roller coaster ride of humor and magic and whether Krishna or Sakuni is successful forms the rest of the story.

The purists might turn their noses up at the digital tampering. However, the 16.7 million new shades of colour, while being the new Maya Bazaar`s USP, aren`t the only reason it works. It`s a combination of visual remastering (adding colour, as well as converting the movie to Cinemascope), audio enhancement to DTS, and a cinematic experience of watching it in a theatre - that add up to literally wash you away into another time. And also to reaffirm a rather age-old truth - Maya Bazaar is hardly a movie to be rated. It`s somewhat like rating the sunrise - what you are is what you`ll see.