Manasina Mareyali

Divya is visiting Bengaluru and she finds company in Kishore, a jobless Good Samaritan who shows her around the city. Divya slowly falls for Kishore, but will she find her love reciprocated?

This film tries to use the hackneyed plot of a righteous dreamy eyed girl falling for a good hearted unemployed youngster. The story is peppered with trite jokes that are mouthed by a bunch of comedians who act as the ensemble cast.

It is actually quite hard to explain the plot of this film as there seems to be nothing. It seems like a series of unimpressive gags strung together to pass off as a film.

It takes a great deal of strength to survive the first half of the film in the cinema hall and even bigger resolve to brave through the second half. If you're up for a test of your resilience, you could take up the challenge of watching this film directed by Oscar Krishna that lacks in both story and performances.