Dilip Simha

A good movie that can be watched with family members. The first half quickly sets up the platform for the plot and second half sees how the murder plot set to trap an innocent goes topsy turvy and the innocent emerging not guilty of the crime is the baseline of the movie. The theme track is the only music that shows up at major events. The female leads Nidhi Subbaiah and Rachel David have done justice to their limited scope. Anirudh Jatkar Sir and Lohitashwa Sir have major chunks and have done a brilliant job. Anirudh Jatkar Sir delivers the acting content and does not disappoint the audience and fans alike. The make up for Nidhi Subbaiah in her introduction is not up to the mark. Anand Raj does not leave loose ends in the murder plot. The culinary skills of the chef could have been detailed better, not just restricted to a biryani scene. A movie not spent heavily on lavish sets or costumes etc. Overall a breather movie that's does not tax the brains or leaves one drained up. Kudos to the entire team and good introduction to a new producer Roopa to the film industry. Anand Raj certainly needs more encouragement for the type of ideas he has to present to the audience with different story lines and is sure promise to the Kannada Industry.