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The debut director KTM Srinivas for the debut producer comes out with a brilliant narration and it is very appealing to the family audience. The concept of ‘Beladingala Baale’ (Of Yandamuru Veerendranath novel) Kannada film comes to the memory. The beautifully narrated screenplay, good acting from Sri Shruthi, Avinash Narasimha Raju, lovely music from Satish Aryan and equally brilliant camera work from Dayanand gives a good lift to the thoughts of the director. It is all about the lost mobile phone of the protagonist Balu (Avinash Narasimharaju) that is in the hands of Priya (Sri Shruthi). Balu is assured of his mobile photo return by Priya but it is not quickly possible. Priya is on her way to home town. The phone calls that come to Balu mobile received by Priya showcase the very helpful nature of Balu. Before that Balu and Priya prefer to impersonate in the name of Myna and Mythri. One of the particular incidents that Priya learns connecting to a blind person is shocking to her. The love for Myna increases for Mythri. At this time both the families make arrangements for engagement. For the eyes of audience the bride and bridegroom are same. For the protagonists the lookout is different as Balu and Priya are in the names of Myna and Mythri. At the marriage hall after everything is over the suspense is revealed. It is better you watch what is the excitement level and tension moments on the silver screen. Kannada cinema industry has got a lovely looking and good performer in Sri Shruthi. Her screen presence is good, emotions are lovely in close-ups. Avinash Narasimharaju as ‘Balu and Myna’ given his best so far. Satish Aryan continues his melodious tunes from ‘Padhe Padhe’. Three are superb in his compositions. Dayanand would get some awards for his cinematography. He is so captivating in showcasing the environment. It is a good choice by producer Sridhar in the first attempt. It is worth watching cinema. Score – 8/10
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