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This page was updated on:
March 13, 2011
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'Aishwarya' - film review
'Aishwarya' has generated tremendous heat within and outside
the industry not just because of the star cast and style alone
but also the person seated on the director's seat that makes
'Aishwarya' very special! It was considered as one of the
biggest release of the year and the moviemakers have waited
for the right time and right theaters.
 Aishwarya
is the story of Abhishek Hegde aka Abhi - an adman. Abhi is
a misogynist (woman hater) who believes that women are the
real problem in men's life. Besides keeping distance from
women, he even tries to pester some in his office. Aishwarya
(Deepika Padukone) a charming and intelligent young lady joins
his office during the course. Abhi tries all possible tricks
to kick her out of the office. Irritated Deepika decides to
resign. But Abhi's uncle convinces her that Abhi is not at
all a bad guy but has a tragic background. Sympathized Aishwarya
puts off her resignation and decides to continue there.
Meanwhile, both Abhi and Aishwarya get a chance to travel
together to Europe on an assignment. Working together and
refreshing environment brings them closer and they start to
understand each other better. Just when Abhi feels that he
is in love with her, Aishwarya reveals that she is already
engaged. Abhi who was slowly overcoming his past tragedy,
is shattered yet again. What happens to traumatized Abhi?
You gotta watch the film!
 'Aishwarya'
is not a typical candyfloss entertainer. It takes you by surprise.
It shocks you! It amazes you! It wows you! However, like his
earlier movies, this time too other flicks have inspired director
Indrajith Lankesh! The main story is inspired by Nagarjuna
starrer Telugu flick 'Manmathudu' while the flashback sequences
reminds you of 'Ghajini' (starring Surya). The film wins however
for it's screenplay and dialogues. Indrajith's skilled directorial
abilities take the film to a different level and he has skillfully
blended both the stories together with a whiff of comedy.
He balances style and substance beautifully.
Lead actor Upendra certainly looks better in his new avatar.
He has done a good job in acting department too. Deepika Padukone
looks gorgeous. But don't expect much from her in terms of
acting and body language. She has a long way to go. As the
director expected, the real surprise package of the film is
Daisy Bopanna! She has given an outstanding performance. Komal
Kumar and Sadhu Kokila definitely make you splits. Rest of
the supporting cast including Ramakrishna, Ramesh Bhat, Chitra
Shenoy have contributed their bits.
 The
film is visually spectacular. Krishna Kumar 's cinematography
is just awesome. It has been shot in Europe and the lensman
has captured the scenic beauty and colors with gusto. Rajesh
Ramanath has done a good job and given three peppy and youthful
numbers in the form of 'Manmatha Manmatha', 'Dhoni Dhoni'
and the title song 'Aishwarya'. B A Madhu has written wonderful
yet comical dialogues. A tighter editing would have sparkled
the film further. The styling, production values and the marketing
strategies of this filmmaker is something worth for others
to follow.
In a nutshell, 'Aishwarya' is a film for the entire family
and a good film from the writing, performance and execution
stand point. Will have to wait and see whether it proves to
be the money-spinner!
Direction: Indrajith Lankesh
Babu
Producer: N. Kumar and Ramanjaneyalu
Music: Rajesh Ramanath
Cinematography: Krishna Kumar
Cast: Upendra, Deepika Padukone,
Daisy Bopanna, Komal Kumar, Sadu Kokila, Ramakrishna, Ramesh
Bhat, Chitra Shenoy etc
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