Actress RADHIKA PANDITH grabs the BEST ACTRESS award for the year 2012 in a poll conducted by a popular news channel about a month ago. Taking awards has become a common stuff for actress Radhika. Her upcoming movies are KADDIPUDI, DILWALA etc.
Pandit made her feature film debut in Moggina Manasu, which rendered her a Filmfare Award for Best Actress in Kannada in 2008 as well as the Karnataka State Film Award for 2008-09. She again won the Filmfare Award in 2009 for her performance in the film Love Guru and went on to win a third Filmfare Award at 2010 ceremony as well for her performance in Krishnan Love Story. She's the only actress among the current crop of actresses to have claimed back to back Filmfare Awards making it three years in a row.
The fact that there are some negative points in Drama which may go well with the traditional film audience. Some times the film moves with a faster pace like a Bullet train when events unfold in a dramatic fashion, but some times the film drags for a little longer time. And some of the situations look like forced inclusions which may be unpalatable to the audience.
Just to erase an impression that his films do not carry a credible story, Bhat tries to include a lot of characters, incidents that were unfound in his films so far. You have gun fights, bomb blasts etc all kept to the barest minimum limits. In a way it looks like Bhat has returned to the Ranga S.S.L.C. era while trying to retain the fragrance of the Mungaru Male.
But unfortunately for Bhat this attempt by him to take a path of newer space has its pitfalls too. The film looks totally interesting at many a times, while the film falls flat in a few sequences. The symmetry of the story has been lost because Yogaraj has tried to have a 'please all' mode in the film.
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