This movie happened
a while ago, writing is a little late. With apologies let’s start, the
only
reason I went to this movie was to pass time. & that for a long time
(after
Paramaathma mishap) not even one good
movie was watched. Post Darshan episode, whenever I see him talking
about
women, respecting them in his movies, there is a weird feeling. That he
is
faking it, & “his acting is very natural” image is tarnished.
Darshan is
riding autos, returning packages that were forgotten, fighting villains
who
break glass having ShankarNag’s photo, making police realize the amount
of halkaness in them & having
nightmares about killing his father. Meanwhile heroine is met, songs are
sung,
love starts & on the day of proclaiming, she is taken away by her sodharamaava to their heritage villa
ayyo village.
Hero
reaches village in search of heroine, a typical *who fights this goon
gets the
girl setup* & hero obviously wins it. After much ado, it is realized
that
hero is son of that village soil, who was misquoted of killing his
father by
his own chikappa whose son is going to marry heroine & heroine was
already
hero’s wife with parents exchanging vows when they were playing
kunTabille. (anna
ivLe nin sose)
Fights,
fights & more fights. The reality is known to villagers who will
kill
chikappa & his son. Hero & heroine marry.
Full marks
to Dinakar was an awesome swamake story (al though parts of it have been
flipped from Telagu movies), neat direction (I hardly found any flaws),
Darshan
best in stunts & amazing dialogue delivery, Deepa – no comments
(kindly
stop taking her into your movies), whoever did the sets – great work,
music
hummable.
Any day
better than Paramaathma