Colours In Bangalore

Colours in Bangalore is an on how not to make a movie. With poor script and narration, Girish fails to make any impression on you with the story that showcases the life of techies in Bangalore.
Nisha (Upasana) falls in love with Pratham (Girish) as she is always in search of a rich partner to lead a comfortable life. But Pratham, a married man, tells her it’s just infatuation and advises her to enjoy life without being carried away with such emotions. In another track, we have Pratham taking to cyber crime along with two of his friends to buy a necklace for his wife. They fail in their attempt on a bank. We also have another techie Gowtham, who has a rift with his wife Sanjana who is pregnant. For him, buying a penthouse is more important than a child. We also have another ugly track where Mimicry Dayanand wants to direct a movie and is in search of a story. None of the tracks are convincing. Finally you find just black spots in Colours in Bangalore.
Upasana has done a neat job of her role but others are way below mark. There is nothing new in music by James Architect and camera by Santhosh Kumar.