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Haagesummane,

Thanks dear sure will visit...............

 

Hi all!i speak kannada as i was born and brought up in karnataka. Eddelu manjunatha is a good movie to watch

 

I watched nanjundi kalyana on youtube... tumba khushi aaytu ee movie nodi. youtube rocks!

 

Good u liked Raghvendra Rajkumar.....

 

Upendra's Arakshaka is a movie that keeps you guessing till the end. Like a complex puzzle, the psychological-murder mystery is intricately constructed and it makes you reassess the happenings every now and then. With a strong subject backed by tremendous performance from the Real Star, the film comes as a welcome change for the audience.

IPS officer Arun Kumar arrives to a mental asylum to investigate the disappearance of Stephen Raj (Adhi Lokesh) and to crack a murder mystery. The cop believes that the hospital authorities headed by Sayaji Shinde is letting Stephen to hide in the hospital and they are not revealing the full truth. Arun is desperate to catch him because he suspects Adhi has kidnapped his beloved wife Catherine (Sada).

The medical institution allows him to stay in the hospital in order to support his investigation and sends Maya (Ragini Dwivedi) to help him in his mission. As he collects the clues and unravel a network of lies, the audience will witness sharp twists and turns, which will end with a stunning climax.

P Vasu's script is the hero of the film, as it successfully creates suspense, sets authentic mood and makes you sit on the edge of the seat for the most part of the movie. Arakshaka is a terrifically well-made product and the filmmaker, who delivered psychological-thriller blockbuster like Aapthamitra, has given a wonderful film in the same genre again.

Upendra does a one man show in Arakshaka with his resilient performance. His acting during the grief and while expressing his mental anguish are absolutely top notch. Adding to that he surprises you with his dancing moves. He looks young and energetic. Ragini Dwivedi is glamorous like before, and she has done justice to her role. Sada, though it was said that she was the main female lead, has got very small role. Comedian Sharan successfully brings a lot of funny moments in the film. Rest other characters like Seetha, Sayaji Shinde are okay. Technically, Gurkiran's two songs are excellent. PKH Das' cinematography is not up to the mark, Suresh Urs' editing is okay and Different Danny's stunts are good.

The movie has minor glitches. The first half is not crisp and the flow in the story is uninteresting at parts, however, these errors are ignorable due to the brilliantly constructed second half.

Verdict: Arakshaka is the best suspense-thriller made in the Kannada film industry in the recent years. One should watch it without knowing the story and about the characters of the film to enjoy the thrilling moments.

Cast: Upendra, Sada, Ragini Dwivedi, Sharan, Sayaji Shinde, Seetha and others
Director: P Vasu
Music Director: Gurukiran
Cinematography: PHK Das
Editor: Suresh Urs
Producer: Krishna Prajwal
Released on: January 26

 

The man, who once appeared in a cameo in a cop’s avatar in the movie Shh, has become a full-time police in Arakshaka. Yes, you are right, we are talking about Upendra, who is performing the character of a police officer, has shared his excitement, experience and many more about his role and his upcoming Kannada movies with OneIndia. Read on for the full interview.

You made a guest appearance wearing Khaki in your directorial movie Shh. Now, in Arakshaka, you will be seen as a full-time cop. How was the experience?
The moment you wear Khaki, a natural feel comes within and you know that it is an amazing experience. I have enjoyed every bit of it.

What can one expect from Arakshaka?
The movie has a good story, which can be watched by all section of the audiences. The movie has all the ingredients that the cine-goers love to watch on-screen.

The posters of Arakshaka raise questions on your roles in the film. Have you done dual characters in the film or just a character with two shades?
You have to see the movie to find the answer.

This is a diplomatic answer.
(Laughs) No, I would like to keep the suspense element till the viewers see me on-screen and I am only trying to awoke questions on the audience mind.

You have paired up with two gorgeous actresses, Sadha and and Ragini Dwivedi. With a senior actor like you opposite them, they would have gone an extra mile to make an even bigger impact, right?
Both Sada and Ragini are extremely talented actresses, who will surprise the audience with their acting abilities. Their characters are well defined and they have given their best for their roles.

Did you share ideas and suggestions with director P Vasu during the making?
It is a complete P Vasu’s movie and I have nowhere tried to give suggestions. In fact, it took some time for me to understand the entire story and explain it to others. It is a difficult subject and one needs to have the complete script in his mind to work on this project and the director has full control over the script. Being a filmmaker made me easy to live up to his demands. However, we discussed about minor things.

Please pinpoint one highlight of the film.
The screenplay would stand out as a winner because the way story runs is the biggest plus point of Arakshaka. You know, at parts, the director has employed nonlinear narrative techniques. Some scenes will start here and end somewhere. In between, there will be flashbacks that make the audience to stay alert all through.

Would you like to share with us your favourite scene in the film or anything the audience should not miss out in the film.
In the climax, I have performed a stunt on my own without using body double where I fell onto a ground floor rolling from the first floor to give a realistic touch to the scene. This is my memorable scene in Arakshaka.

Comment on your upcoming movies.
Currently, I am working on Katari Veera Surasundarangi, Kalpana,Topiwala and Godfather are my future projects.

We also heard about your plans to make sequel to blockbuster Upendra.
Yes, I am planning to make a sequel and working on the script. If everything falls into place, I may take up the project this year

 

Upendra's Arakshaka, despite not getting much-publicity prior to the release, has managed to do good business on the release day. The movie, which hit the screens on January 26, is rocking at the Box Office.

Traders say that Arakshaka ran into packed houses in most of the theatres in Bangalore. The Kannada movie witnessed an average of 80% occupancy in single screens and around 60% in multiplexes. In rural places too, we hear, the film got 65% occupancy on the day one. They predict that the movie would make good collections considering four-day weekend.

Upendra, Sada and Ragini Dwivedi starrer Arakshaka is directed by P Vasu. The psychological-thriller is produced by Krishna Prajwal.

 

Upendra's much hyped psychological-thriller Aarakshaka is all set to release throughout the state on January 26 on the occasion of Republic Day. The movie is releasing in more than 70 theatres in Karnataka.

According to sources, in Bangalore alone, Aarakshaka is releasing in 25 theatres including multiplexes and 70 plus screens in Karnataka. The makers of the movie are trying to cash in on the four-day weekend starting from this Thursday. The movie has bagged U/A certificate.

Aarakshaka is directed by P Vasu of Apthamitra fame and produced by Krishna Prajwal. The movie also stars Sadha and Ragini Dwivedi in the female lead roles