Producer
S
Narayan
has
released
his
latest
film
Veera
Parampare,
which
has
his
story,
screenplay,
dialogues,
lyrics,
direction
and
music.
The
movie
has
all
the
mass
entertainer
values.
He
could
have
done
it
more
effective
by
cutting
down
the
length.
Anyway,
Ambi
and
Sudeep
rocks
the
screen!
Veera
Parampare
is
a
good
family
entertainer.
The
highlights
of
the
film
are
sentimental
sequences
between
Sudeep
and
Ambareesh,
comedy
scenes
between
Sharan
and
Sudeep,
S
Narayan's
music,
punch
dialogues,
Sudeep's
action
scenes.
Editing
work
is
the
main
drawback
of
the
film.
The
film
is
all
about
the
family
tradition
of
Varade
Gowda
and
his
effort
to
save
it.
S
Narayan
has
penned
wonderful
story
for
it
and
he
has
highlighted
how
the
life
of
farmers
is
ruined
in
the
name
of
industrialization.
He
even
condemns
the
present
political
situation
of
occupying
the
farmers'
land
to
build
factories,
roads
and
airport.
The
director
has
nicely
blended
this
burning
issue
with
mass
elements
in
Veera
Parampare.
But
the
story
is
predictable
in
a
few
sequences
and
the
slow
paced
narration
makes
it
a
boring
watch.
The
very
beginning
of
the
film
appears
to
be
very
dramatic
and
dragging
at
least
for
15
minutes.
Moreover,
the
director
has
love
and
comedy
and
sudden
switching
over
to
love-comedy-seriousness
is
quite
irritating.
The
story
turns
serious
at
the
end
of
first
half.
The
second
half
has
a
few
sentimental
scenes,
but
narration
turns
slow
again
and
tests
the
patience
of
the
audience.
Varade
Gowda
is
a
village
leader.
Since
his
grand
father's
age,
his
family
has
considered
land
as
a
god
and
safeguarded
the
interest
of
farmers.
Byregowda
wants
to
occupy
the
land
of
farmers
by
killing
Varade
Gowda.
But
Teja
(Sudeep),
whose
father
dies
while
protecting
varade
Gowda,
takes
the
responsibility
of
protecting
him.
What
kind
of
trouble
Teja
faces
in
order
to
protect
Varade
Gowda
and
his
family
tradition
forms
the
story
of
the
film.
Sudeep
rocks
as
angry
young
man.
His
performance
in
action
as
well
as
sentimental
sequences
impresses
the
audience.
As
Varade
Gowda,
Ambareesh
has
delivered
brilliant
performance,
but
he
lacks
energy
in
a
few
sequences,
especially
in
the
very
first
scene.
Aindrita
Ray
does
not
have
much
scope
in
the
film
and
director
could
have
saved
the
movie
by
chopping
few
of
her
sequences.
Sharan's
comedy
is
good.
Vijaylakshmi
Singh,
Kote
Prabhakar,
Shobhraj
have
also
done
justice
to
their
respective
roles.
S
Narayan's
music
is
good.
Songs
like
'Tangali
Teli...',
Ayyayyo
Ayyayyo
Ishtane...'
and
Nanna
Mannidu
are
wonderful
and
haunt
the
mind
of
listeners.
Instrumental
music
of
the
song
Tangali
Teli,
which
is
used
in
a
couple
sequences
as
background,
touches
the
heart
of
the
audiences.
R
Giri's
cinematography,
S
Narayan's
dialogues,
costumes
and
choreography
are
also
commendable.
Overall,
Veera
Parampare
has
a
wonderful
story
and
director
could
have
done
it
more
interesting
by
chopping
the
unnecessary
scenes.
It
is
good
entertainer,
which
the
members
of
a
family
can
sit
together
and
watch
it.
Producer:
S
Narayan
Director:
S
Narayan
Cast:
Sudeep,
Ambareesh,
Aindrita
Ray,
Sharan,
Vijaylakshmi
Singh,
Kote
Prabhakar,
Shobhraj
and
others
Music:
S
Narayan