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This page was updated on:
March 13, 2011
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Baa Baaro Rasika - film review
What
is needed for a commercially successful film is a little comedy,
glimpse of glamour, a stroke of sentiment added with sufficient
suspense. People often use this formula with overdose in all
areas. A perfect blend of all this is director Dayal's film
'Baa Baaro Rasika' starring Sunil Rao, Ramya Krishna and Ashita.
The title of this movie is that of a song from Upendra's Raktha
Kanneeru and moreover it was Ramya Krishna again who stepped
for that song. So there was a lot of curiosity about this
film. Dayal has done a neat job on this flick with simple
narration and fast tempo.
 Film
starts with a college campus. The beauty is, it ends right
over there as that scene is of Sunil's last of his college
life. So no boring classrooms and lobby heroes. Movie takes
a turn towards love in Sunil's life and there enters heroine
Ashita. Serious about his career, the hero starts hunting
for a job. So no 'typical' love songs in parks and pubs! He
gets a job under a misandrist (men hater) Ramya (Ramya Krishna).
There enters the villain. But till the interval, you will
be wondering who this villain is! Soon this men hater starts
liking Sunil who is younger than her. So a lot of scope for
romance and glamour! Trapped between two ladies, Sunil at
last comes out of the trammel. Why Ramya becomes a misandrist
is suspense till the end. Sunil and Nagashekhar give comic
relief throughout.
 There
is no 'solely' dominated character in the film. Sunil Rao's
performance as a helpless employee, as 'rasika' is impressive.
No second word about Ramya Krishna - both in acting and as
glamour doll. Ashita too has a decent role of an ideal girlfriend.
Nagashekhar goes back to Upendra's Raktha Kanneru mimicking
his style- but still, its fun watching it! Baa Baaro Rasika
gains a good speed till the interval and the director maintains
the speed applying brakes at appropriate turns and twists.
It was expected to see vulgar scenes as the story revolves
around such relationships. But the director handled it very
consciously without compromising on the subject. Music is
average. Though the story thread sounds similar to Freaky
Chakra and Ekh Chotisi Love Story, this movie has no influence
nor similar. Baa Baaro Rasika is worth watching.
Direction: Dayal
Producer: G. Prasad Reddy
and D. Sayendra Reddy
Music: Mahesh
Cinematography: Chandru
Cast: Sunil Rao, Ramya Krishna,
Ashita, Nagashekhar, Ramesh Bhat, Tulasi, Indhudhar, Malati
Sardeshpande, A.S. Murthy, Gamesh, etc
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