Parie

Story: It’s the story of a Brahmin boy falling in love with a Lambani girl and also with a woman industrialist. What could have been an excellent commercial work has been spoilt by director Sudhier Attavar with poor narration loaded with too many turns, twists and unnecessary song sequences. The main villain of the movie is the editor who has messed up with the sequences which have no links with one another.

Movie Review: Sudhier Attavar has chosen a good story but could have done a better job with a good script and lively narration. The first half leaves the audience a confused lot as it’s not clear what the director wants to say. He gets the grip of the story in the second half but fails to impress as the narration is unclear.

The story revolves around Bharadhwaj (Rakesh), a Brahmin boy, who falls in love with Parie (Nivedita). But Parie's father doesn't agree to their romance and sends the boy back home. In another track, Bharadhwaj has a relationship with industrialist Sumedha (Harshika Poonacha), but finds her with another boy Chandru (Nagakiran) on her birthday. He goes backs to Parie. Does Parie accept him? The rest has too many turns and twists loaded with unnecessary sequences that confuse you even after the movie.

While Rakesh tops the list with a brilliant performance, Nivedita is lively as the girl next door. Harshika, though impressive, doesn’t fit into the role. Nagakiran, Satya and Srinivas Prabhu have done justice. Music by Veera Samarth has some catchy tunes, especially the number ‘Mugilina maatu…’ Cinematography by Anant Urs is average.