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AADINA.....


After long time, I went to Film Theater to watch a Kannada movie. It was only because of my friend who wanted to watch this particular movie called AADINAGALU. I had read the review of this movie and felt this movie must be different compared to other commercial movies. I, T and P decided to watch this movie on Sunday afternoon in movie theater Triveni.We reached majestic at around 1:15 PM and when we 3 were walking in majestic area towards the movie hall I could see lot of Kannada movies running house full and we saw huge crowds in front of all movie halls. Kannada movies are doing well now a days.

We took the tickets for AADINA…… and entered the full house hall with tickets, the movie started in no time with just 2 ads. The movie starts off with hero and heroin shooting each others and then they take back seat leaving the 1980’s Karnataka rowdies in fore front.I learnt lot of things about under-world of Karnataka through this movie and it tells who were very prominent during 1970’s and 1980’s.

The director has put lot of effort to show the 1980’s peaceful Bangalore when compared to today. During those times there was no traffic and one hardly saw crowded places. The story mainly concentrates on 2 parts, one the love story of hero and the heroin and the other on two rowdy gangs who fight tooth and nail for supremacy.

I felt love story was just added in the movie to make audience relax between the intense gang war of rowdies. Director clearly shows how under-world seed was sowed in peaceful state of Karnataka; off course he also shows the human touch of rowdies during those days.

I recommend people to watch this movie only if you are interested in seeing offbeat cinemas.
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