ಬುಧವಾರ, ಸೆಪ್ಟೆಂಬರ್ 30, 2009

Mansare Review

Just saw Manasare. Here is my review.

Ace director Yogaraj Bhat has struck gold again with his latest venture Manasare. After the heavy success of his previous two films, we were eager to see whether he has retained his old charm. And believe me, he mesmerizes you, once again.

Manasare revolves around the protagonist Diganth, who is taunted by his family and the society as an abnormal person. Adding to his woes, he is mistakenly taken to a mental hospital. Just as he is about to escape from it, he sees Andrita Ray, who is suffering from Dementia. And i think i don't have to explain what happens next. Whether Diganth succeeds in his love venture forms the rest of the story.

Though the story is very simple, the presentation impresses. Dialogues are the USP of this movies. And Raju Talikote, a theater artist in North Karnataka deserves a special mention. Each and every dialogue of his evokes laughter. And Diganth. This is his best film till date. Though, we find some of his dialogues resembling the epic"Mungaru Male", overall his role is very enjoyable. Andrita has a short and sweet role. YB has succeeded in extracting good work from other artists.

As far as the music is concerned, Manomurthy has again given some superb tunes. All the songs are brilliant. Especially "Ello Maleyagide" haunts you for a very long time. Satya Hegde's camera work is awesome.

The only negative thing about this film is, the second half drags a bit and the climax may not be able to impress all. But Yogaraj Bhat has been once again successfull in giving a neat family entertainer.

Go wtach it. Its worth your hard earned money.

My rating: 4/5

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