The retired military officer Major Srinivas Pujar's maiden film production 'E Sambashane' needed a major surgery even before going to the shooting in the script and screenplay department. The over confidence of the director and probably his ego nature has cut short the fortune of the first time producer. Debutant director Rajasekhar has not studied what is right and what is wrong to include in his film. Nothing is absorbing as the recent film 'Anthu Inthu Preethi Banthu' has the similar story line and most of the situations are outdated. A grave scrutiny of talent of youngsters is needed to save the Kannada film industry from flops.
Raju (Sandesh) employed in SUN software company is surprised to see Ramya (Haripriya) as his colleague. It is love at first site for Raju in a temple prior to it. Ramya hates to love. She has a horrible background to it and so nothing works out for Raju. When Ramya's negligence crashes the entire system in the office it is Raju who set right the system. Yet Ramya is not interested in Raju. When an assault is made in the office on Ramya it is Raju again who saves her from major disturbance. This time Ramya does not even save Raju when he is suspended from the job. At last she understands how immensely Raju loves her. Raju dejected for suspension leaves to his native place to assist his mother in the 'Vruddashrama' (old age home). Ramya follows Raju to invite him for a discussion with his father. Raju on the prescribed time and date is not able to come. At this stage Ramya again avoids Raju who comes out from a major attack on his life. Ramya is suffering from leukemia disease. Raju decides to spend the last days with Ramya.
The screen charmer in this film is dazzling Haripriya. She looks beautiful than her earlier films. Sandesh has a long way to go. Sharan attracts in the comedy department. Sumalatha and Ramakrishna are wasted.
Two lovely songs have come from music director V Manohar - Thangali Aramaneye Sangeetha Thoranave..is the best. K.S.Chandraskehar's cinematography is shoddy in the beginning but later gives a visual treat.
Nothing absorbing in 'E Sambashane'!
Scoring 4/10
