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This page was updated on:
March 13, 2011
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Hrudayavantha film review
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is a feast for Vishnu fans once again. Watching Sahasa Simha
in 100% sentiments and action role proves there is no comparison
to him even at this age! P. Vasu who has directed hit films
of Vishnuvardhan like Dada, Kathanayaka, Jayasimha etc has
succeeded once again through Hrudayavantha produced
by K. Manju.
Yajamana, Chikkadani, Shivappa, Shivu… list of his names grows.
If one side of his face is of a good Samaritan who respects
all human being from younger to elder, the other part is of
a Dada who fights with gun and talwar. Each name of his has
a story behind it. Nagma, his wife is the only person who
knows everything about him. There is yet another person whom
he loves more than his life - his sister Goutami (Anu Prabhakar).
This illiterate brother forfeitures his life to educate his
sister the way she wants - from primary school to MBBS! Even
for her, brother is everything and is so affectionate towards
him but does not know from where and how he gets money for
her education. But for how long this masked truth can sustaine?
What happens when the sister comes to know about the bitter
truth, who strongly believes that there is nothing called
small crime or big crime. A crime is a crime. This brings
a twist in the film and the director handled the situation
very well making it a sentiment film. And Vishnu again proves
as the best as always.
As
the producer K. Manju was telling, no doubt, is a pure family
film. Despite of that, is a must see film for  Vishnu
fans - be it the sentiment scenes or the fight sequence, you
will be thrilled to see the hero in action. There should have
been a little more sensible logic in some cases though. For
instance, in a bus blast, all are injured, some are died but
Goutami is safe and perfect! Songs are squeezed in wherever
and whenever the director wanted without any need for it.
Some old jokes in new form forces you to laugh. Nagma has
nothing special to mention. Anu Prabhakar is neat and cute.
Shivaram, Doddanna, Rangayana Raghu, Renuka Prasad, Shobharaj,
all have contributed their bits to make a good film. Hamsalekha's
numbers are ok. Ramesh Babu's cinematography is average.
Direction: P. Vasu
Producer: K. Manju
Music: Hamsalekha
Cinematography: Ramesh Babu
Cast: Vishnuvardhan, Nagma, Anu
Prabhakar, Shivaram, Doddanna, Rangayana Raghu, Renuka Prasad,
Shobharaj etc
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Good job ! Most so-called Indian movie sites totally ignore Kananda films (See the once-in-a blue-moon article in Rediff). This is badly needed. Hope you expand the content. All the best.