Olavina Ole Movie Review

Known for action movies director Teshi Venkatesh in the banner of his own has struck a strong impact with the real life subject. When the 'Prestige' is at stake how it has to be satisfied with a stiff reply? Watch this film 'Olavina Ole' of director Teshi Venkatesh.

Set in the village backdrop the raging issue of the society the upper and lower caste feeling is the main focus. This is the ancient problem but in the modern times the era has changed and thoughts are different. The same application of discrepancy cannot be imposed to the present scenario.

Mallige hailing from the biggest family of Doddaiah in the village falls in love with lower caste Narasimha. For Narasimha love is not a priority in life. His mother is everything for him. The hot temperament of Mallige forces Narasimha and his mother to reverse the decision.

It is not a happy living for Mallige and Narasimha. They get some support from lower caste when upper caste objects to this match. Doddaiah has no answer to give at the moment because police has taken up this case seriously. Doddaiah head of 33 villages waits for his own time to take revenge on his granddaughter.

At the budding stage actress Neha Patil has got a strong role. She has taken with challenge but has to improve to be convincing. Santosh is like a wooden block. Shanker Ashwath is delectable in his role. Teshi Venkatesh as a cop has given a fine performance.

The sorrow song in the film is very meaningful and Olavine Ole Rakutha Barede...is OK. Cinematography by Maski is quite competent.

This is worth watching once.

Score - 6/10