Head Bush

When I watched the character started in Aa Dinagalu- Jayaraj was as strong as he was clearly depicted. I'm a big fan of Agni Shridhar and his directorial art of depicting Jayaraj. But when I watched Headbush, I clearly found myself being a fan of Dhananjaya for his clearly exotic acting. Nata Rakshasa-clearly defines his artistic brilliance in this mahagatha. Yogi shines as well in this biopisque-action based thriller of a film. Actor Dhananjaya surely deserves a tons of appreciation for this project. This movie definitely deserves a sequel. Excellent casting and exorberant cinematography. Keep going Sandalwood team to be a deserved Feather into Indian and World cinema.👍

Movie may be good or bad. Hero of the Movie, Dhananjaya is not at all a good person. He keeps on hurting Hindu Sentiments. He doesn't know how to respect people and this country. I will never watch his movies even if he makes oscar winning ones, I don't want to support such hate spreading personalities. What you give to society matters alot.

I will never watch any of his movies in theatre. What he give is what he gets back, which is hate.

I never suggest his movies to anyone, anytime, anywhere.

Better watch KANTARA movie which is very nice which is running in all the theatres now. First become human being dhananjaya.

Worst movie of the year. Black spot of kannada movies. Useless story and horrible direction. Only boasting of Don jayraj in turn boasting of daali Dhananjay. Don't waste your money for this piece of time waste. Meaningless sequence of songs. Amateur direction. One hour script has been dragged. If you are a doped fan idiot like few who bad mouth the real reviewer then this movie is made for you. Looks like Shruti hariharan has been given a role may be to satisfy some real anti social elements of the society. Anti social elements have been glorified as heros in this movie. Don't waste your hard earned money.

Exposing the underbelly of Bengaluru, it has political elements of betrayal, friendship, and love written from various perspectives. But, unfortunately, it turns out to glorify Dhananjaya as Jayaraj, and several other characters remain as caricatures without flesh and blood. While the film fails to transport the audience to the '70s Bengaluru - the blame of which should go to the director, art director, and cinematographer - it is important to remember that this is only the first of two parts. If they right their wrongs from this film, Head Bush 2 might turn out to be as good as an Aa Dinagalu.

Movie is good enough to be watched in theater. There were couple of reviews which made have low expectation in watching the movie. But, the movie is good enough.

There might be part 2 of this movie. The movie shows plots of the Chief Minister of 1970s Devaraj Urs and Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Movie also shows some of the details of how inefficient administration back in those days made way for uprise of M. P. Jayaraj, a don of Bangalore. The names in the movie have been deferred to keep the identity of real rowdies and politicians undisclosed.

It's a good movie to watch with friends, and you can expect some good action and offensive language through out the movie, which would probably be censored on post theatrical release.