Orchestra Mysuru

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...👋👍🙌

Sunil Mysuru and team's ambitious project is honest to the core but gets tad bit pulled back by the slow narrative and long runtime which is close to 3hrs. Firmly aided by Raghu Dixit's music, the world of orchestra is well built and not to forget the support provided by Dileep Raj as Orchestra Star Naveen Raj. The research behind the world of orchestra completely shows as the makers claim it to be based on the real life experiences of Naveen Sajju and Raghu Dixit.

Poornachandra is an aspiring singer searching for a breakthrough. He loves singing and only seeks the chance to sing. He approaches Naveen Raj for a chance to join his orchestra team hoping to get a chance to sing. But Naveen Raj is focused on his single goal to sing at Yuva Dasara, an opportunity not given to local orchestra singers and this has made him an ignorant towards fellow artists. How Poorna makes it as a singer by overcoming the challenges thrown by Naveen Raj forms the story.

The detailing in presenting the life of orchestra singers, capturing Mysuru, good performances and music are it's strength. The slow pace does hinder the flow till a song carries the story forward. The humor works well too. With a crisp runtime, the film could've made a lasting impact as the third act is beautifully conceptualized between Poorna and Naveen Raj.

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.

A must watch tale of underdog not to be missed on big screen. Its an experience one must not miss.

Orchestra Mysuru is the movie that is so full of fascinating insights into the vibrant orchestra Culture of Mysuru. It is the story that celebrates talent, hardwork, perseverance, determination, strong will power and success. It also give us an insight into the illustrious lives of the orchestra artists in mysuru. The magic of Music has reached the world through this movie. This movie introduced me to the fact that the singers in mysuru live and breath the culture of orchestra. This movie helped me to understand the efficacy of confidence to believe in myself. This movie gives us the courage to push our limits, Challenge our beliefs, our notions and our mindset and it also gives us the courage to indulge in big new scary ideas we've always been scared of. Pursuing our passion is the goal. Orchestra Mysuru is truly an epic movie on all fronts. It's a must watch!

Story of a common man who end up combining the core people who belong to orchestra . ORCHESTRA MYSURU . It contains situational comedy which engages, love story which brings smile on your face , friendship which never ever betrays .RAGHU DIXIT comes again with a bang where lyrics are penned by Daali Dhananjaya . Poorna our comman man and Dileepraj as Naveen Star Naveen are our main characters who Chase their dreams and full fill them through music. Raghu Dixit once again proved with the background music not only background all songs are best tuned . Special mention to the singer Siddhartha Belmannu.