Director
Om
Prakash
Rao
is
making
his
comeback
with
Challenging
star
Darshan's
latest
movie
Prince
after
the
debacle
of
his
movie
Huli.
Although
his
latest
Kannada
film
has
a
few
sequence
lifted
from
Tamil
and
Telugu
movies,
he
has
made
it
a
complete
commercial
entertainer
by
mixing
revenge,
action,
sentiment
and
comedy
in
it.
The
director
should
be
applauded
for
his
wonderful
narration
in
the
flick.
The
film
Prince
is
an
action-cum-romantic
movie
and
Darshan's
electrifying
performance
is
major
highlight
of
the
film.
V
Harikrishna's
music,
Veenus
Murthy's
camera
work,
Rangayana
Raghu's
comedy,
MS
Ramesh's
dialogues,
nerve
raking
action
scenes
and
Om
Prakash
Rao's
intelligent
narration
are
the
other
highlights
of
the
film.
The
minus
point
of
the
film
is
that
the
director
has
mixed
up
a
few
sequences
and
storyline
of
non
Kannada
films,
which
may
disappoint
the
movie
buffs.
Prince
is
a
revenge
saga
in
which
the
hero
takes
on
the
murderer
of
his
pregnant
wife.
Despite
using
the
scenes
from
other
films,
Om
Prakash
Rao
has
good
grip
over
the
narration
on
story.
Nowhere
he
allows
the
audience
to
go
out
for
a
break.
He
keeps
their
mind
engaged
with
new
twists
and
turns
every
now
and
then.
Especially
in
the
second
half,
he
holds
their
attention
tightly
with
suspense
sequence.
Vishuvardhan
a.k.a
Vishnu
(Darshan)
attains
higher
position
with
his
intelligence.
He
falls
in
love
with
Anjali
(Nikitha
Thukral)
and
marries
her,
but
she
is
killed
when
she
is
pregnant.
He
takes
on
the
murderer
and
kills
one
of
the
three
cops,
which
leads
to
suspicions
and
forced
for
CBI
investigation
into
the
case.
How
Vishnu
changes
his
name
to
Rajkumar
and
clears
the
case
will
for
the
crux
of
the
story.
As
Vishnu,
Darshan
has
given
a
brilliant
performance
in
Prince.
He
wows
the
audience
with
his
electrifying
stunts
and
mind-blowing
dialogue
delivery.
Om
Prakash
Rao
has
used
Nikitha
and
Jennifer
Kotwal
for
glamour
quotient.
Both
have
done
their
best
in
the
performance-oriented
sequences.
Although
Rangayana
Raghu
and
Shobraj's
comedy
looks
monotonous,
they
will
not
completely
disappoint
the
audience.
Ramesh
Bhat,
Ravi
Chetan,
Suchendra
Prasad,
Rekha,
Sangeetha,
N
Omprakash
Rao
have
also
done
their
best.
Prince
is
very
rich
in
its
technical
aspects
and
V
Harikrishna's
music
is
the
main
highlight
in
them.
He
has
composed
five
songs
and
all
are
good
to
listen.
Especially,
title
tack
'Prince...'
and
'Kushiyali
Kushiyali…'
are
melodious.
Veenus
Murthy's
cinematography
is
also
excellent.
MS
Ramesh's
written
dialogues
seems
to
be
too
bombastic,
they
have
lot
of
punch
and
perfectly
fitted
Darshan
style
movies.
Choreography
of
songs,
stunts
and
a
graphic
scene
are
also
praise
worthy.
Overall,
Prince
may
not
have
a
message
to
the
viewers,
but
it
is
a
mass
movie
with
all
the
entertaining
elements.
It
can
serve
good
feasting
for
Darshan
fans
this
weekend.
His
fans
are
suggested
not
to
miss
to
watch
this
movie.
Producer:
Sandesh
Nagaraj
Director:
Om
Prakash
Rao
Cast:
Darshan,
Nikita
Thukral,
Jennifer
Kotwal,
Rangayan
Ragu,
Shobaraj,
Avinash,
Ramesh
Bhat,
Suchendra
Prasad,
Rekha,
Ravi
Chetan,
Sangeetha
and
N
Omprakash
Rao