But blended with some good acting, great chemistry between the lead pair and a lavish production, Gandedhe emerges as a refreshing film in Sandalwood. The story may seem normal and even clichéd if said in words. Gandedhe is one of those films that takes picks up the regular and makes it an interesting watch. But Hoo should have been better considering the efforts the superstar put in for the last eight months. Has Ravichandran run out of ideas? We never know when he can come up with a blockbuster. Looks, he has joined hands with his guru Ravichandran to make it a disappointing fare. Music by Harikrishna is not up to the mark. There is plenty of comedy through Sadhu Kokila, Rangayana Raghu and Bullet Prakash. He should try making a movie that suits his age.
It is time he realizes that he is not the same old Ravichandran who changed the trend in Kannada film industry through Prema Loka. Ravichandran struggles in several scenes. Namitha’s definitely not the show-stopper! The saving grace is Meera Jasmine who is lively throughout the movie. But in Hoo, neither the story nor the star cast complements the visual aesthetics of the movie.Īt times, Ravichandran appears too old for the role though he has tried to shed weight. There’s no challenger to Ravichandran when making a movie, which is a delight to the eyes. Lavish and colorful art work and beautiful sets, which are part of any Ravichandran’s movies, are a visual treat. But he has to make a big sacrifice for the female lead. In the meantime, the chess player is already in love with another woman (Namitha). She takes his side and convinces the family that he should be supported in his endeavour to excel in sports.
His childhood friend, the female lead (Meera Jasmine), is forced to live with the protagonist’s family following a personal tragedy.
For this, he earns the ire of his family. The male protagonist is a chess wizard and prefers sports over profession. There is no dispute that Ravichandran is the greatest showman of Kannada films when it comes to romantic movies. One, he selected to remake the hit Telugu movie Vasantham with a minor twist in the tale two, he has cast himself in a mercurial role, but he outgrows it in a bid to showcase himself as the ultimate romantic icon. Desperate for a hit,the film is a real let down for the actor’s crazy fans. For the last few years, Crazy Star Ravichandran has been struggling to strike a chord with his fan base as young stars have taken over the mantle in the Kannada film industry.Hoo, directed by Ravichandran, does not help actor-director a bit in his attempt to keep his flag flying high.
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