When a series of newcomers submerging in failures here is duo directors - Velupriyan and Santosh with a very tight script and screenplay to boast that the days of youths have not gone. The duo supported well to make the film lavishly by producer Ashok makes an interesting film with the present on going issue of acid attack in the subject. But how this issue is looked at and punishment to the crime is well focused.
The careless youth Abhi (Rahul) with opulence on one side catches the beautiful girls and leaves them like butterfly later on. That is what he himself say when he is not able to catch Sahana. We are telling you the flash back. This is where Sahana (Keerthi) eager to take care of ageing parents and physically handicap brother faces the trouble. She is immensely liked by two youths Abhi and Harsha. But it is Abhi who torture her and that leads to various complications. We have Thanmayi immensely fallen in love with Abhi but the past of Abhi she is not aware. Even after knowing it from Sahana who is hell bent in teaching a lesson to Abhi she loves the 'Rascal' Abhi. But that is only after the destiny teaching Abhi a lesson. Harsha walks in the rain with an umbrella to Sahana.
There are some interesting points the directors make. Love should come from heart. What you give this world will come back to you. Just for receiving two rupees rose from the boys and falling in love the parents have not looked after girls for 20 years are interesting observations.
Minus a portion of lecture Thanmayi gives to Abhi in the hospital room and some irresponsible comedy scenes the film is good to watch. Yet a wonderful attempt in the maiden film!
Rahul is handsome guy. He has to learn acting that is his shortfall. Gayathri looks beautiful but Keerthi who walks away with honors. In the song Munjane Sooryanalli...Keerthi is very beautiful and leaves a lot of impressions. Manish playing a short and sweet role is attractive. Dattanna and Kishori Ballal combination is good.
Premji Amaran has given three memorable tunes. Sanje Beechalli..is very well captured by cameraman Mohan. The outdoor cinematography is another high point of this film.
