Shivu Paru

Shivu, a popular television host, falls in love with a village girl, Paru, when he heads to Ramapura village to shoot for a reality show. But it turns out that both of them have seen each other in their dreams.

The film begins with gods Shiva and Parvathi, inspired by the stories of Rome-Juliet and Laila-Majnu landing on Earth by taking human forms. The love story of Shivu and Paru, which starts in a village, ends in marriage. Everything is hunky-dory, until a Mumbai based sharpshooter, Kittappa, tries to kill Paru at the grand finale of a reality show. But Shivu, while trying to shield his wife Paru, dies on the spot in the melee. The second half delves into their previous life, which is quite similar to the first one; the only difference being, Paru's death and her parents opposing their relationship. Shivu becomes a ghost after his death. Will Paru unravel the reason for her husband Shivu's death and take revenge?

The movie fails to make an impact, with its cliched story line. Untimely songs and unnecessary sequences further hamper the flow of the movie. This movie is recommended only for those who love watching romantic dramas.