Olu Saar... Bari Olu is an out and out comedy film which reminds you the film 'Bombat Hendthi' released a few years back.

It's a story of four youths who are bachelors, finds difficulty in getting a rented house in Banglore. Raghupati (Ramesh) who works as a make-up artiste for film actress Roja( Anu Prabhakar) was staying in Bank Janardhan's house for rent with his brother Pammi (Promod Chakravarthi). Two of his friends Sadanand (Mohan) and Balu (Balraj) come to Bangalore in search of job and requests Raghu to allow them to stay in his house. But the owner refuses to accommodate all of them and asks them to vacate the house. Then somehow they manage to find another house belonging to Jayanthi Deshpande (Jayanthi) but again with the condition that they must be married. Mastermind Olu Raghu suggests an idea and according to that Balu and Sadanand play the roles of the wives of Ramesh and Pramod with the name Chitralekha and Chandralekha. From here onwards the real comic sequences starts. Their tricks and attempts to hide their identity and how they convinces their girlfriends tells the rest of the story.

Heroines Anu Prabhakar, Ruchitaprasad, Hansa and Ushakiran who are lovers of Ramesh, Mohan, Balaraj and Pramod Chakravarthi respectively don't have much opportunity to show their talents in the film. Still they did a neat job. Ramesh and Pramod Chakravarthy did an excellent job. Mohan and Balaraj excelled in women's role. Shivkumar, Jayanthi, Bank Janardhan, Tennis Krishna, Biradar and Karibasavayya did justice to their roles. Music by Rajdev is not impessive. One must appreciate Tadur Keshav's sense of humor.

cast: Ramesh, Mohan, Balaraj, Pramod Chakravarthi, Anu Prabhakar, Ruchitaprasad, Hansa, Ushakiran, Shivkumar, Jayanthi, Bank Janardhan, Tennis Krishna, Biradar, Karibasavayya etc

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