Mufti

Mufti is a complete movie with emotions, action, thrills,suspense. An extraordinary BGM with neat screen play. Shivanna acted beautiful with his matured new looks, The story line is very interesting, A block buster movie of 2017. Comedy scenes are exceptional in the movie but its a good movie.

Mufti is one of the most awaited movie of Shivanna along with Tagaru in 2017. Both the trailers seemingly stepping up Shivanna in new Avatar. The combo of Murali and Shivanna sets the screen on fire with an excellent BGM, cinematography and brilliant acting by both the lead actors. The movie is made in right pace building up to the climax without unnecessary songs which is a plus point. One would feel that the movie carries the Ugramm style of making but the concept and screenplay sets a different tone. Who else than Shivanna could have played the role of Bairathi Rangal with an apt dressing sense, body language and subtleness in acting? This should be one more landmark movie waiting to take KFI to the next level. The negative points would be the unnecessary inclusion of comedy, love scenes and dragging the sentiment of brother and sister. The highlight of the movie is BGM and new Avatar of Shivanna giving goosebumps for which I rate 10 out of 10

1. Screenplay is so good that it engages the viewer to the screen. 2. Cinematography is beautiful. I loved the scene where Shivrajkumar faces the antagonist in a dark room and suddenly the flash of the lightening falls on his face and he starts his dialogues. 3. Treat to watch the performances of both Shivrajkumar and Srimurali.

Super Screenplay & Script, Fantastic Music, Wonderful performance by all the actors and awesome cinematography & camera work. Great work by the director Narthan and exceptional acting by Srimural, Shivarajakumar, Devaraj & Vashishta.

Mufti exceeded our expectations! Loved the simple yet powerful storyline, all actors'performance especially Shivanna, Murali and Devaraj's surprisingly terrific looks. The parts about the lead's love interest and the accompanying comedy bits should've been edited away, but it's excusable. Special mention goes to Ravi Basrur's BGM!