Babru

Actually Suman Nagarkar madam done fabulous job .the screenply was little bit slow But finally a good suspense movie

A really good thriller movie is hard to find, easy to miss, and impossible to forget. Just watched on Amazon Prime, Kannada movie BABRU, it's a suspense thriller with awesome visuals and brilliantly intertwines great characterizations with an absorbing narrative. Movie starts off slow and picks the pace in the second half with lots of twists and turns with multiple subplots and amazing conversations. Director Sujay Ramaiah has managed to create a sense of confusion with his intricate direction and appreciable cinematography. Feel of the film remains fresh throughout because of Sujay's beautiful selection of framing the scenes.

The lead actors do their best to keep us well-connected with the story. Mahi Hiremath is refreshing in his character and fits in his role perfectly. It's a delight to watch the versatile actress Suman Nagarkar. With her beauty and charm, sparkling eyes and the magical nuances of expressions gives a brilliant performance. The script gives her some great moments to shine and she seizes them.

Overall this movie is a rare example where some people think it's a pretty ordinary thriller while others call it genius. But this thriller movie will definitely leave a lasting impression on everyone. The movie ends on a good note leaving with a sense of satisfaction.

Slick cinematography, some amazing music, thespian'ish performance from Suman Nagarkar and a freshness with lively presence from Hiremath marks a 8-star BRAVO for this movie. The coastal scenes of western United States with lilting music in the background follows the white colored beetle the unwitting co-star of the movie. The director and writers have managed to weave some Hitchcock-worthy suspense in the later part of the movie that keeps viewers at the edge of their seats or couch in my case. Suman Nagarkar oozes the mystique restraint of her character that stands in stark contrast to her male co star who is more expressive of a classic freewheeling youngster in his early 20s. Babru comes across as a refreshingly fresh whiff theme when movie watchers are tired of mundane Kannada movies with bad action heroes, who can barely emote stuffed with poor dialogue and meaningless dance and Kan-pop (bad version of Kannada hip hop).

Poor direction, poor acting. Very disappointing.

Concept was good but it could have been executed better.

Was not able to watch the movie at the cinemas due to a specific reason and i had been waiting to watch it and finally caught up with it yesterday.. There are some movies which begin slowly and then become exciting when they pick up the pace after few minutes and finally end up as wonderful ones.. But Babru begins with a bang, the opening scenes are so good that if you are watching the movie in the cinemas you better be before time or you will miss the plot from the beginning itself.. Loved the screen play and the way the story takes shape during the course of the movie. The pace hardly slows down and takes us through unexpected twists and turns even as we are driven across the US routes and highways offering us some breathtaking locales along the way. A movie with few characters actually which are interwoven quite well. Believe me, even 20 minutes into the story you won't have a clue what's the thriller factor is about and where the suspense would lead us to. While the 1st half of the movie tends to move on the lines you would have expected it to, say reach the destination with some amount of surprises and some action and with perhaps a predictable ending, it's in the second half when the plot thickens and you have the story racing at break neck speed and it's some what akin to the pace of BABRU the car being driven all along the length of the movie that keeps you at the edge of the seat( in my case,my sofa🙂).. The movie ends quite quickly after the suspense heightens... At the end of it you will really love the drive and may end up thinking, well that's not a long drive actually.. Loved the BGM.. The photography captures the awesome locales very well... No unnecessary characters flitting in and out of the frames.. The spanish dialogues add some variety to the screen play and so do those actors.. some super performances from the main actors - Mahi hiremath who looks and acts cool getting into the character easily.. Sunny Moza -with a new look a la Virat kohli,strutting around with a golf club(not a cricket bat!) and looking very mean and cold... And namma Suman Nagarkar who's back with a bang with BABRU.. On the negative side, you would some times feel that the movie is going slow and secondly there are perhaps 3-4 scenes which were not necessary or could have been shortened.. Overall a slick movie, the plot will have you hooked to it..

Loved it, thanks for this movie Guru and Suman.. Suman Nagarkar Gurudev.. Congratulations to the cast and crew for a fabulous job!