Premigalige MMCH

MMCH revolves around a murder mystery, which intelligent cop, Jhansi Rani, tries to solve. Four girls – Megha, Mala, Chaya and Harshita – from different parts of Karnataka land in Bengaluru for their further studies. What happens when they join the same college and they share the same room? Amid banters and fun conversations, the bonhomie of four friends grows so much so that they even take on goons on college premises. But their roller-coaster journey comes to an end, when one of the girls falls in love with a wrong guy. Do the girls support their friend in her difficult times? What they do to save their friend from the turmoil?
Despite suspension, lady cop Jhansi Rani, who hails from North Karnataka, will be recalled by the Police Department to solve the murder case.
Director Mussanje Mahesh’s attempt to make a crime-thriller, female-centric movie based on a true story of the 1980s falls flat. The investigation process could have been fast-paced to keep one on the edge of one’s seat.
The movie lacks the elements required for a crime thriller to keep one engaged. Meghana Raj, Samyukta Hornad, Deepthi and Prathama Prasad make a mark with their lively performances as college-going girls, while Ragini Dwivedi sizzles in her cop avatar.