With acting, directing and producing Ramarjuna, Aniissh had taken up a lot on his young shoulders. As far as acting goes, he continues his regular formula of a commercial hero and delivers what is expected out of him. However, this being his first step as a director, the newcomer definitely has ample space for learning and unlearning. Aniissh had good and sensitive content, with various subplots, however, the execution has been sensationalised with commercial aspects. He could have given us a good edge-of-the-seat thriller, had he cut down on the violence and worked towards keeping the suspense going. With the excitement of covering the entire scope, he dilutes the core subject and the story becomes predictable in a short runtime.Read at source
Ramarjuna
Ram is an insurance agent living in a village. He is beloved by his mother and the villagers and will go to any extent to help them and also had assured insurance policy to them for their welfare. Badrinarayana is a real estate dealer, who wants to evacuate the slum for his personal profits and has been troubling the villagers in this regard. However, his attempts are thwarted by Ram. Meanwhile, Ram meets Khushi, who is a law student and falls in love with her. He impresses her using a few tricks given by his artist friend Peter, a middle-aged man. However, it is revealed that Khushi is actually Peter's daughter, who has separated from his wife Janaki, due to a misunderstanding. Hariprasad is an altruistic doctor, who organizes a free medical checkup/welfare for the villagers with Ram and their village president Rajanna's help and also tries to help the villagers whenever need arises. One night, a few henchman barge into the neighbourhood and brutally hack 20 villagers to death. Ram deduces that they are Badrinarayana's henchmen where he along with the villagers held Badrinaryanan and his henchman at knife point, but Badrinarayan denies the killings. Realizing that someone else is behind the villagers's deaths, they decide to investigate. Ram also clears the misunderstanding between Peter and Janaki, who realizes her mistake in snot trusting Peter and eventually accepts his and Khushi's relationship.
- Director
- Anish Tejeshwar
- Release
- 29 Jan 2021
- Run time
- 130 min
- Language
- Kannada
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- Release date
- 29 Jan 2021
- Run time
- 130 min
- Language
- Kannada
- Country
- IN
- Director
- Anish Tejeshwar
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