The talented director Indrajith Lankesh knows very well the need of the present generation. Either style or invigorating screenplay only brings the film viewers to the theatres. In fact he has followed the style more and given second preference to the bracing narration forgotten the story part of the film.
The opulence seen on silver screen, the lovely faces utilized for the film the technical work par excellence and passable comedy are the redeeming features of this `Huduga Hudugi'. Even a small character in this like Master Sujal takes credit for lively presence shows the director dexterity.
The scenes are bright but the only need was the impeccable story for the lovely effort of this director.
After hiccups Sachin (Dhyan) and Sonia (Lekha Washington) turn good friends. Sachin supportive attitude to Sonia solves some of the drawbacks she was facing. When Sonia finds a match in Raj Deshpande it is again Sachin who extend support. In the process Sachin's saga of ditching by a doctor Sada comes before the audience. That is nothing but opportunistic feeling found in our society today the director emphasized.
When Sonia is about to tie the nuptial knot with Raj Deshpande the director gives a new ground to the life of Sonia and Sachin. To know it you have to watch this passable film.
Dhyan has done his job precisely. Lekha Washington in modern costumes looks pretty. The prettiest are Ileana and Biaenca Desai who come in one song each. For Sada this is not a challenging role. Master Sujal steals the show. Sharan once again lend healthy comedy and Rangayana Raghu is in his usual wit imitating a television show character.
Imitating the television channel character director Indrajith Lankesh makes a dash against his friends. The two songs of Joshua Sridhar are superb but Ileana Ileana...is the best. Indrajith Lankesh in a song number in the beginning is in a flashy style.
Gundulpet Suresh has devoted himself in giving good cinematography. Every frame in this film is crystal clear to view.
Times pass film for the youths! No doubt it is a paisa vasool!
Score - 7/10
