Sweety Naughty Crazy is written and directed by Rajasekar G, who has also handled the story, screenplay, and dialogues. The film is produced by Kovai Ramesh under the banner of Arun Visualz. Music is composed by Arunagiri, and editing is done by K. Kumar. The film carries an A certificate and is clearly aimed at adult audiences due to its mature themes and double-meaning dialogues throughout.
The story revolves around Siva, played by Trigun, and Anitha, portrayed by Sri Jeetha Ghosh, who fall in love during their college days. Their romantic journey forms the base of the narrative. However, the film takes a bold, controversial path by introducing glamorous, adult-oriented characters who influence Siva’s life during his college years.
Iniya appears as Nandini, a tuition teacher whose character is presented in a glamorous and bold manner. Radha plays Sailaja, an older woman with a strong screen presence. The screenplay builds twists after Siva and Anitha complete their registered marriage, revealing surprising family connections between the key characters. These twists add dramatic tension and shock value to the story.
The supporting cast includes Ravi Maria, Thambi Ramaiah, Sathyan, Java Sundaresan, Madan Bob, Vijay TV Dhanasekar, Vinod, along with popular Telugu actors Ali and Raghu Babu. Thambi Ramaiah, known for his timing in double-meaning comedy, performs confidently in his role and delivers dialogues in his usual entertaining style.
Director Rajasekar. G focuses heavily on adult humor and bold elements from beginning to end. The screenplay and dialogues are filled with double meanings, clearly targeting a specific section of the audience. Musically, Arunagiri supports the mood of the film, while the editing by K. Kumar keeps the narrative moving at a steady pace.
Overall, Sweety Naughty Crazy is strictly meant for adult viewers. It blends romance, comedy, and bold drama with several twists and family revelations. The performances are energetic, and the film stays consistent with its adult theme throughout. Viewers who prefer mature and double-meaning entertainment may find it engaging, while others may feel it is too bold for general family viewing.
