Edagaiye Apaghatakke Karana

A comeback movie for Diganth. His comic timing is superb. Well directed & well crafted movie. It's short & enjoyable. Nice story which keeps the audience on the edge till the end. All the characters are well created & you never get bored even for a moment. Nirup Bhandara in a special appearance is treat to watch. The film makers have put a sincere effort in bringing out a good Kannada movie. I do recommend others to watch the movie & encourage the stars & the film makers. This proves that a nice story, good directions, clarity with characters, with nice background score is enough to give a good movie to the audience sans big budget, big stars.

If I could summarize my entire movie experience, it would be this: tortuous, pathetic, and downright depressing. It felt like the movie actively challenged my patience at every scene.

Forget comedy, acting, timing-heck, forget everything you'd usually associate with a Diganth film. He totally sucked at it. The performance was so flat, I was questioning if it was even meant to be a movie or an extended punishment. I'm not even using profanity here-if I did, trust me, this would've been a whole different review.

And to the people who gave it 5 stars or called it "excellent"-I don't know what reality you live in, but I might just haunt your dreams for this.

Edagaiye Apaghatakke Karana is a bold, thought-provoking directorial debut that shines light on a rarely discussed issue: challenges faced by a left-handed individual in a world built for right-handed folks.

The story, told in a comical yet observant way soon spirals into a chaotic and gripping crime thriller, was filled with so much creativity and every frame was charming.

The storytelling and structure of the movie is refreshingly original for Kannada cinema, and had kind of a Pink Panther-esque vibe with complete chaos.

Diganth brings his usual charm to the screen, while debutante Dhanu is an absolute delight to watch. Their roles and comic timing add lightness that balances the film's darker undertones. While a few story elements felt somewhat predictable, the film keeps you on the edge of your seat and laughing at many moments.

In addition to the movie being so good, we had the incredible opportunity to watch the movie on its 10th day and were fortunate enough to meet the entire production crew, Diganth, Dhanu and Ramesh Aravind in-person, making the evening all the more special.

A huge shoutout to the entire team, especially the director, whose passion and dedication shines through every frame. Edagaiye Apaghatakke Karana is a film that not only entertains and engages but also lingers in your thoughts long after the credits roll. Don't miss it. Please support the movie!

A must-watch gem in Kannada cinema!

Edagaiyye Apaghatakke Karana is a cinematic breath of fresh air - a genre-defying dark comedy thriller that's as intelligent as it is entertaining. The film dares to be different, blending psychological depth with sharp humor and gripping suspense. Director Samarth delivers a masterstroke in storytelling, presenting a layered narrative with a tight screenplay and unpredictable twists. Diganth delivers a standout performance, effortlessly balancing intensity and wit. The cinematography and background score elevate the mood, while the crisp editing ensures a tight pace throughout. This film doesn't just entertain - it makes you think, question, and laugh, all at once. It's rare to see a Kannada film embrace dark comedy with such finesse and originality. A must-watch for cinephiles who crave something beyond the formula. Truly a milestone in regional cinema. Highly recommended!

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A decent story backed by strong screenplay with ample amount of twists and turns. Elements of comedy blended in very well with the story and didn't feel forced at any point. Casting has been done very well as all actors have given their all to the role and didn't not feel a scarcity anywhere. Writing is very sharp with just one or two loose ends that can be very well ignored but most of it is covered up very well. Another thing to note was the witty and quirky style of direction and editing which acknowledges the users' reaction and keeps it interactive. Overall, an engaging experience and a must watch.