Krishna Garments

A young couple elopes from a small town to Bengaluru to get married and start a happy life. But, the young bride falls prey to the eyes of her lascivious employer. A murder puts the life of the couple in jeopardy. Will they be able to emerge unscathed?

The tale of a young couple trying to start life afresh after eloping has been told many times. We've seen Cheluvina Chittara and Sairaat. This film tries to add a new dimension by putting in a murder mystery and a little non-linear narration in the beginning. While the idea is nice, the treatment is rather loud and mundane, making the story just an average narrative.

The story begins in a court room and then there are fragmented bits of a tale that deals with a murder. Soon, we are introduced to two youngsters, who live in a small town and are the protagonists. They decide to elope to find their happily ever after in Bengaluru. The girl takes up a job in a garment factory, while the husband works in a petrol bunk. When the young bride has to deal with a boss with a roving eye and malicious intent, the couple discovers they are in the middle of a murder scene. Will they manage to find a way out? Who is the real murderer?

The film begins on a slow pace and has a lot of unnecessary elements to kick-start the tale. But, the real interesting bits begin around the interval, as the murder mystery plot is revealed. While this does manage to hold some attention, the garish background score and jagged cinematography play hindrance. There are some performances, especially by Chandu B Gowda, Rajesh Nataranga and Rashmitha Shetty that stand out. Watch this film if you like romantic mysteries that involve the underdogs.