Banner : Vajreshwari Combines
Cast : Puneet Rajkumar, Radhika Pandit, Srinagara Kitty, Abhinaya, Yogesh, Sadhu Kokila, Ramya Barna, Rangayana Raghu, Avinash, Vanitha Vasu and Others
Music : V Harikrishna
Cinematography : Satya Hegde
Producer: Raghavendra Rajkumar
Director: Maadesh
Released Date: May 20, 2011
A gripping tale, the story is about three friends Prabhu (puneeth), Siddesh (yogish) and Chandru (sreenagara kitty) who can do anything for each other. They also have their own goals to achieve. Prabhu has to get a government job to marry his relative (radhika), Siddesh wants to go abroad and Chandru wants to set up a computer institute, he is also in love with Prabhu's sister (abhinaya). The story takes a turn when Prabhu's friend Sudhir (vishal) comes to him and asks for help. He is in love with Sushma (ramya), daughter of a business tycoon. Prabhu and friends risk their lives and help Sudhir and Sushma. In this process, the three friends lose very important things. What happens after that forms the rest of the story.
The director has come up with an excellent storyline and while the presentation was rich, the narrative was good. The dialogues were hard hitting, the script was strong while the screenplay was excellent. Background score was effective and songs are the real highlight. Cinematography was appealing with vibrant shades. Editing was adequate. Costumes were trendy while the art department was matching the situations. Puneeth Rajkumar has come up with a powerful dialogue filled performance. Sreenagara Kitty was decent and the real show stealer was Yogish with his natural act. Radhika Pandit looks ravishing, Ramya Barne was pretty, Abhinaya was pretty. Avinash was apt, Vanitha Vasu was effective. Vishal was good.
The film happens to be the remake of the Tamil hit Nadodigal which was also remade in Telugu. But despite that, it has enough intensity and power packed scenes to enthral the audience and Slightly Better than Tamil Version. While the first half goes about with the elements of the romance and comedy, things change just before the interval. The film takes a complete serious turn in the second half and the climax is brilliant. Overall, this is a film that will appeal to Appu fans and all genres of audience. At the box office, Huge success is confirmed and itz Sure shot hit.
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