Story: An entertaining tale, the story begins with Dr Arjun (ramesh) who is in a tight situation. His patient is one Anna Don, the mafia kingpin who is dead. However, his brother Muthu (raju thilkote) is unaware of that. Arjun is careful not to leak this news but he is unable to transfer the body to the morgue since Muthu’s men are guarding the ICU. In between this, the hospital head Dr Malpani causes problems to Arjun and he takes the help of Muthu to sort it out. The story takes a turn when Anna Don’s body goes missing and Arjun takes the help of a beggar who looks like Anna Don. What happens after that forms the rest of the story.

Presentation: The director has come up with a different storyline and while the presentation was decent, the narrative was appealing in parts. The dialogues were having a touch of satire. The script was average but screenplay was effective. Background score was energetic but not all songs were that special. Cinematography was top notch. Editing was upto the mark. Costumes were naturalwhile the art department suited the moods. Ramesh Aravind has come up with a riveting performance and engages. Mona Parvesh looks seductive. Raju Thilkote was mean enough. Sanathini was neat, Layendra, Umesh, Rajendra Karanth did their bit as required.

Conclusion: As expected from a Ramesh Aravind film, the story goes about with various twists and turns and the main focus is on entertainment to the audience along with a good message. While the first half goes about with elements of humour and romance, the second half deals with some sentiment and additional twists. Overall, this is a film which has been made with good intent and though there are those regular logical loopholes and cinematic liberties taken, the film provides enough entertainment. At the box office, this will land in profits easily.
 
Bharatstudent verdict: Entertaining and message oriented