Haage
Summane
is
the
first
directorial
venture
of
Preetham
Gubbi
who
rose
to
fame
by
writing
the
screenplay
of
the
hit
film
Mungaru
Male.
But,
the
film
fails
to
reach
up
to
the
expectations
of
the
audience
and
remains
as
an
average
movie.
The
wafer
thin
story
is
narrated
in
a
very
ordinary
way
and
the
film
lacks
a
strong
core.
The
story
revolves
around
Preetham
(Kiran)
who
belongs
to
a
rich
family.
He
does
not
excel
in
studies
and
is
spoilt
to
the
extent
that
he
lies
and
does
anything
to
enjoy
a
comfortable
living.
He
sees
himself
as
the
perfect
man
waiting
for
his
lady
love.
He
thinks
that
he
has
met
his
dream
girl
when
he
sees
Kushi
(Suhasi).
But,
despite
being
rich
and
handsome,
all
attempts
from
him
to
win
Kushi's
heart
fail
disastrously.
Preetham
is
not
disheartened
by
the
cold
attitude
of
Kushi
towards
him
and
even
spends
Rs.
50
lakhs
on
her
through
various
ways.
Kushi
responds
with
outright
rejection
of
his
frivolous
nature.
In
a
final
effort,
Preetham
begs
for
a
chance
to
stay
at
Kushi's
house
for
three
days
and
prove
that
he
is
the
best
person
for
her
to
marry.
Kushi
agrees
but
Preetham
emerges
unsuccessful
in
the
end.
Kushi,
on
the
other
hand,
likes
Preetham
but
she
does
not
want
to
marry
him.
Finally,
she
explains
to
Preetham
that
due
to
an
ailment
she
is
not
able
to
have
children
and
that
is
why
she
rejected
him.
But
Preetham,
as
a
true
lover
he
is,
does
not
turn
back
and
says
that
he
is
still
willing
to
marry
her
and
that
they
can
adopt
children.
Suhasi
is
the
find
of
the
film.
The
actress
puts
forward
a
mature
performance
without
the
apprehensions
of
a
new
comer.
Pretty
and
charming,
she
sizzles
in
songs
and
emotes
well
too.
Kiran
does
not
come
up
to
the
mark
as
hero
and
lacks
the
charms.
Sharat
Babu,
Yamuna
and
Chandrasekhar
have
done
justice
to
their
roles.
Mano
Murthy
as
usual
has
rendered
some
pleasant
tunes
for
the
film
and
Krishna's
excellent
cinematography
is
the
only
relief
in
this
soulless
film.