When it comes to comedies, situational ones with loads of errors and misunderstandings work well. Debutant filmmaker Anoop Ramaswamy Kashyap has chosen a subject that is one such, penned by Janardhan Chikkanna of Gultoo fame. The basic storyline is simple, but it is laced with a lot confusion that adds to the humour.
The premise seems akin to a short story by Guy de Maupassant, albeit there are a lot of changes to the tale to make it a comic one, if one were to assume that was the inspiration. The end result is quite entertaining. The film has an able ensemble cast that lives up to the challenge. And lead pair Rishi and Dhanya Balakrishna look good together and lead the pack.
Rishi and Siddu Moolemani, who plays his friend, hold fort in this quirky comedy. Dattanna is his usual best, while Rangayana Raghu elicits laughs too. Newbie Dhanya shows ample promise in her maiden Sandalwood outing. While Midhun Mukundan has come up with some good compositions, the placement of a couple of them does seem like a roadblock in the narrative.
Sarvajanikarige Suvarnavakaasha is fun and has enough laughs amid all the confusion. The film is a fun roller-coaster ride, but the twists and turns could have been a tad more to ensure a more exhilarating one.