Orchestra Mysuru

Wonderfully made movie. Simple story presented very well. Lovely and cute movie with super perfect acting by all. Story is the main lead actor here and hence no 'overrated'', overacting' and 'ugly' scenes or dialogues. Every scene carries the story forward. It presents the story of every Orchestra musicians, layer by layer. No scene is out of place. No character is unwanted. Screenplay and dialogue is pure, simple and realistic. Music is lovely. 'Nadiyondu' is one of the best Kannada film songs in recent years. 'Haaduve' song gives goose bumps with its symphonic crescendo in the end. Raghu Dixit has done wonders with his music. Poorna as Poorna is closer to your heart and you feel for him despite his web of lies. Orchestra Mysuru is one of the cleanest and beautiful made in Kannada in recent years. Hats off to the team.

As an ardent Orchestra fan right from my childhood days in the late 70s and 80s...I can relates to all the characters shown in this movie and their challenges and aspirations.

A well made movie that requires a better showcase in the theaters.

Hats off to the conviction of the director and producers of this movie in brining the details of what happens behind the scenes of everyone associated with this occupation and hurdles that have to go thru just to be recognized as someone attempting to make a name for himself or herself.

Applaud Raghu Dixit on brining this to life ....Wishing him more success...👋👍🙌

The sheer naturalness of this film disproves the notion that success is a selfish goal, which is what the filmmakers have achieved. More tales like this one, with their less showy presentation of what they have to say, should be told.

The movie can keep you interested despite its length, with the exception of the predictable finish. The pattern is largely conveyed through the story of dreams and adversity, but what jumps out most is the honesty with which emotions are handled. It keeps its heart in the right place throughout.

It's clear that "Orchestra Mysore" is a beautiful film for this festival.

Being a Mysurean it was heart warming for me and at the same time absolutely fresh theme! Gandhinagar and its rich culture of orchestra was a huge revelation for me! Excellent performances from all the artists specially that of Poorna and Mahesh! Their chemistry was cute! The sublet encouragement of the senior photographer was touching. The positive power of social media, and inclusive growth was commendable! The wedding song and the final performance in Yuva Dasara was soulful. The movie could have been edited better and dialogues should have been sharper- the film was tad too long and picks up steam post 35 mins!

The film has been inspired by the lives of local music talent who went on to garner national and global recognition.

It is a simple and grounded journey of the pursuit of music for music's sake. It weaves in the personal trials and stories of the people at the grassroots level who pursue their ambition to express their love for music to audience.

The culture of Orchestra is the central theme of the movie. The politics involved, the hustle and competition involved in the orchestra show business have been portrayed.

The performances of Dileep Raj and Mahesh Kumar were very good. It was a delight to watch the leading lady Rajalaskmi Murthy's smile on screen.