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This page was updated on:
March 13, 2011
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Joke Falls - film review
Oh!
What a movie that was… Director Ashok Patil got the complete
grip of success formula in Joke Falls that is an apt title
for this hilarious extravaganza. When his debut film Shapa
bombed in the box office, he did a thorough postmortem to
analyze the cause for failure and the result is Joke Falls
that takes you to a different world of laughter. Based on
yesteryear super hit Hindi flick Chupke Chupke, this movie
comes with adequate changes and contemporary touch. Like Jog
Falls that roars in some seasons and flows silently in some,
Joke Falls too flows with variations! The movie has taken
the fullest advantage of mistaken identity to make you laugh
the roof off.
The story revolves around embarrassing and comical situations
created by a botany lecturer to camouflage his identity. Ananth
Patil (Ramesh), a botany lecturer wants teach his wife Sulekha's
(Neetha)
brother-in-law Raghavendra Joshi (Dattanna) a lesson who thinks
a lecturer is inferior in status. And
hence, Ananth Patil joins them as a chauffeur by name Priyathama
(lover). Can you imagine the whole world calling him 'Priyathama'
including the owner's wife! The comic episodes he nests with
pure Kannada vocabulary creates laugh riots all the way. He
proves English is an unscientific language and goes on giving
examples of several words that make you laugh the roof off.
Raghavendra Joshi who is not aware of the disguising drama
finds the romance
between the car driver 'Priyathama' and Sulekha irritating
but in helpless situation! When Ananth Patil's friend Dilip
enters saying he is Ananth Patil it further boosts the confusion
among the characters. But as audience, you know the facts!
It will be your turn to laugh at their confusion! The story
goes on to show how they all together teach a lesson to Raghavendra
Joshi. There are many other small but impressive characters
that add dimension to the flow of the movie - be it the maid,
or the don.
It's
an effortless task for Ramesh Aravind who has given a magnificent
performance. One can feel his mastery in handling such roles.
So is Dattanna who is an awesome actor for any kind of roles.
Heroine Neetha has done an outstanding performance and she
is an apt fit for that role. Added to the list are Sudha Belavadi,
Sharan and Kashi. Drawbacks of the film are Dilip and Dipali
who are not at all fit for their roles. Then comes Dilip's
lip-synching which is so very evident. If you can forgive
those, its laughter laughter and laughter all the way! For
you to take a break from nonstop laughing, Mano Murthy has
given good musical tunes. Ashok Kashyap has done a neat job
behind the camera.
Direction: Ashok Patil
Producer: Atlanta Nagendra
Music: Mano Murthy
Cinematography: Ashok Kashyap
Cast: Ramesh, Neeta, Dattanna,
Deepali, Dilip, Sharan, Sudha Belavadi, Nagashekhar etc
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