Banner : Guru Raghavendra Pictures
Cast : Srinagara Kitty, Ramya, Suhasini, Sharan, Umasri, Jai Jagdish, Sharat Lohitashva, Avinash, Rangayana Raghu, Bullet Prakash, Harish Roy, Doddanna and Others
Cinematography : Satya Hegde
Music : Jassie Gift
Producer: Pramod Narayan, Murali Mohan
Director: Nagashekhar
Released Date: April 02, 2011
Sanju (srinagara) hails from Coorg and he has a doting mother. He gets a job in a big company and before he leaves for that, he comes across Geetha (ramya). It is love at first sight for him and eventually Geetha also responds to him. However, she has a dark past in her childhood which also involves a psychopath Arun Sagar. However, the day of marriage arrives and Arun Sagar arrives dealing a brutal blow. Geetha gets admitted into the hospital, enraged Sanju goes and kills Arun Sagar. This lands Sanju in jail while Geetha loses her memory. What happens from there forms the rest of the story.
The director has come up with a thought provoking storyline and while the presentation was magnificent, the narrative was impressive. The dialogues were well written, the script was twisted but the screenplay was smooth. Background score was alright and all songs were very good and specially picturized. Cinematography was Good. Editing was alright. Costumes were different and trendy while the art department was rich and appealing. Sreenagara Kitty came up with an intense performance and he carries the film well. Equally good was Ramya who looks ravishingly hot and sensuous in songs. Suhasini was okay, Sharat Lohitashva was good, Jai Jagdish was routine, Avinash was apt, Rangayana brought few smiles.
Amidst the remakes and the regular formula entertainers, this comes across as a whiff of fresh air and though it is a tragic flick, it strikes a chord with the audience. While the first half goes on the lighter side with the sentiment, romance, comedy and some action sequences, the second half gets intense and has various twists and turns that might squeeze the hearts of the audience. This will appeal to the family audience especially the melodrama loving viewers. At the box office, this has a chance of scoring success.
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