As a director JD Chakri succeeded in narrating the film in an interesting way. He created a constant tone to the film and did not miss it throughout the film. Dialogues of the film are realistic without any cinematic dramatization in the modulation and delivery of dialogues.

It is like the story of Ankusam film told in a much realistic way. If Ankusam film had intense histrionics and compelling cinematic drama, Siddham film has subtlety and finesse to it. These kinds of films were never made in Telugu. It is a decent effort by JD Chakravarthy and Jagapati Babu to make a film like Siddham.

Jagapati Babu made sure that he interprets the character well enough to give it his own shape with subtle yet strong body language. You will see a new Jagapati Babu in this film and these kinds of characters give actors immense job satisfaction.

DVD Features:  English Subtitles, Anamorphic Widescreen Enhanced (16:9) DVD, Dolby® Digital 5.1 Surround, DTS® , NTSC All regions
Soundtrack:  NO SONGS IN THIS MOVIE, ENJOY THE BACKGROUND MUSIC
Cast: Jagapati Babu, Sindhu Menon, Kota Prasad, Kota Srinivasa Rao, Subbaraju
Screenplay - stunts - direction: J D Chakravarthi
Music: Amar Mohale
Producer: Koneru Kiran Kumar
Banner : Shreya Productions

Daya (Jagapati Babu) is a sincere cop and an encounter specialist. He handles his job professionally and does not hold anything personal. Salim (Kota Prasad) is his assistant who is greedy about increasing the encounters count so that he could get more publicity from the media. The city commissioner (Kota) is retired and a new commissioner takes the charge. The new commissioner has his own agenda and he discourages Daya from performing his duty in fair manner. The rest of the story is all about how Daya takes law into his hands and cleans up the mafia gang in his own indomitable style.