Story: A ridiculous tale, the story begins with Soorya (yashas) and Raaji (nakshatra) who are in love with each other but despite several attempts, Raaji is unable to convince her parents. She tells Soorya that she would get married to the boy of their choice but will escape in the first night and join him. Soorya accepts it without a choice. Raaji escapes during the first night and joins Soorya. The story takes a turn when an incident occurs and Soorya goes into brain dead situation and Raaji has to go through a heart transplant. Both are brought to the same hospital. What happens after that forms the rest of the story.

Presentation: The director has come up with an absurd storyline and while the presentation was below average, the narrative was very bad. The dialogues were weak. The script was not upto the mark and the major letdown was the screenplay. Background score was tolerable and only one song was upto the mark. Cinematography could have been better. Editing was required at many places. Costumes were decent enough while the art department was appealing. Yashas was good in his part and he made his efforts known showing good potential. Nakshatra is not heroine material, she has to do with side roles. Chandan was good, Vidya Murthy was neat, Ramesh Bhat was regular, Chitra Shenoy was standard.

Conclusion: Though the director reportedly claimed before the release that this concept is never heard of, there is nothing new in the movie. Moreover, the taking and the making was terrible. While the first half goes about with the regular tale of any lover, the idea of a bride running away during first night comes as a shocker. Moreover, the overdose of coincidence and melodrama was another setback. Overall, this is a film which crash lands even before it actually takes off. At the box office, this will sink in no time.

Bharatstudent verdict: Zero impact!!