Sanju
Weds
Geetha
has
been
inspired
by
late
actor-cum-director
Shankar
Nag's
hit
film
Geetha
and
it
is
dedicated
to
him
only.
Director
Nagashekhar's
selection
of
story
is
really
wonderful.
Although
the
story
demands
slow-paced
narration,
the
director
is
successful
in
making
it
faster
by
including
a
few
comedy
and
action
sequences
in
the
middle.
It
is
a
wonderful
effort
by
Nagashekhar,
but
he
could
have
been
even
more
successful
if
he
had
avoided
a
few
unjustifiable
sequences.
Sanju
Weds
Geetha
is
a
tragic
love
story
and
Srinagar
Kitty
and
Ramya's
superb
performance
is
main
attraction
of
the
film.
It
is
wonderful
mixture
of
commercial
elements.
Jessi
Gift's
music,
Satya
Hegde's
picturisation,
comedy
sequences,
beautiful
locations,
costumes
art
direction,
Ravi
Varma's
stunts
and
dialogues
are
the
other
highlights
of
the
film.
For
success
of
all
this
element,
Nagashekhar
takes
the
first
credit
for
making
a
careful
selection
of
everything.
The
story
of
Sanju
Weds
Geetha
is
set
in
1997
and
it
runs
to
till
date.
The
movie
has
three
plots
and
main
plot
deals
with
the
story
of
two
lovers.
It
is
all
about
lovers,
whose
life
turns
tragic
despite
getting
the
consent
of
the
parents
for
their
marriage
because
their
fate
plays
spoilsport
in
the
life.
The
story
is
really
heart
touching
and
Nagashekhar
should
be
applauded
for
making
it
a
wonderful
presentation
on
screen.
The
movie
also
highlights
the
tradition
of
Koduva.
In
the
first
half,
the
romantic
and
comedy
sequences
have
been
mixed
very
nicely
and
this
fusion
helps
the
director
to
keep
the
pace
of
the
story
faster
and
viewers
completely
absorbed
in
the
story.
But
in
the
middle
of
second
half,
he
has
used
another
plot,
which
distracts
the
attention
of
viewers.
The
narration
seems
to
be
hitting
a
rough
patch
all
of
a
sudden.
But
it
soon
picks
up
and
takes
the
viewers
on
jolly
ride.
The
climax
is
so
heart
touching,
but
viewers
refuse
to
accept
it
because
it
has
some
arbitrary
scenes.
The
hero
Sanju
(Srinagar
Kitty)
is
a
ninth
rank
holder
in
CS
Engineering
from
Mysore
University.
As
he
returns
to
his
native
Virajpeth
after
completing
his
studies,
he
falls
in
love
with
a
girl
called
Geetha
(Ramya).
Meanwhile,
he
gets
a
job
offer
from
American-based
company.
Despite
knowing
that
she
has
been
raped
in
her
childhood,
he
comes
forward
to
marry
her.
But
on
the
day
of
their
wedding,
she
is
raped
again.
And
this
rape
leads
him
to
commit
a
murder
and
go
to
jail.
What
happens
next
will
form
an
interesting
part
of
the
film.
Nagashekhar
has
made
a
careful
selection
of
character
for
which
he
should
be
applauded
again.
Lead
actors
Srinagar
Kitty
and
Ramya
have
delivered
an
excellent
performance
and
their
onscreen
chemistry
is
so
heart
touching
that
youths
are
completely
carried
away
by
it.
Sharan's
comedy
is
refreshing
to
the
sad
minds
and
there
is
no
nonsense
in
it
as
usually
it
used
to
be.
Other
comedians
like
Sadhu
Kokila,
Nani
and
Bullet
Prakash
are
also
good
in
their
respective
roles.
Rangayan
Raghu
and
Doddanna
have
serious
roles
and
they
have
nothing
to
do
with
the
comedy.
Suhasini,
Sharath
Lohitashwa
and
Jai
Jagadish
have
done
wonderful
acting.
But
as
hero's
mother,
Umashree
does
not
have
much
focus
and
she
completely
remains
inactive.
Nagashekhar
should
be
blamed
for
this.
If
he
had
given
little
concentration
on
her
role,
her
role
would
have
heightened
the
effect
of
main
theme
of
the
film
even
more.
Sanju
Weds
Geetha
is
an
interesting
film
because
besides
good
script,
it
has
sound
technical
elements.
Jessi
Gift
has
composed
wonderful
music
for
it.
All
the
songs
are
good
and
their
placement
is
also
excellent.
Especially,
'Gaganave
Bagi...'
and
title
track
'Sanju
Weds
Geetha...'
are
very
melodious
and
are
already
successful
in
winning
the
heart
of
music
lovers.
Background
score
is
also
good.
Especially
in
the
rape
scene,
it
heightens
the
emotions
of
audience.
Selection
of
locations,
costumes,
make
up
and
art
work
for
songs
is
simply
superb.
Sathya
Hegde's
camera
zooms
in,
out
and
makes
lots
of
magic
to
touch
the
heart
of
viewers.
It
is
the
third
main
attraction
of
the
film.
The
movie
is
not
out
of
shortcomings.
It
has
too
many
dramatic
and
illogical
sequence
and
many
of
them
can
not
be
avoided.
The
story
teller
has
chosen
a
few
sequences
arbitrarily.
Sanju's
nephew
(Sharan)
tells
him
at
the
beginning
that
Geetha's
uncle
(Sharath
Lohithashwa)
is
a
famous
criminal
lawyer.
But
nowhere
he
appears
wearing
a
lawyer's
getup,
even
when
his
son-in-law
is
arrested.
Moreover,
one
can
not
stop
raising
doubts
many
things.
Why
does
he
remain
inactive
when
Sanju
is
convicted
for
killing
Geetha's
rapist?
If
it
was
not
possible
to
get
a
bail
for
him,
why
his
efforts
are
not
shown
on
the
screen?
In
the
end,
he
gets
the
bail
all
of
a
sudden.
How
he
gets
the
bail
is
not
shown.
It
all
looks
so
dramatic,
funny
and
arbitrary.
In
a
nutshell,
whatever
may
be
the
shortcomings,
they
do
not
stop
viewers
enjoying
the
movie,
which
comes
as
a
rain
shower
in
this
horrid
summer
season.
It
touches
the
human
heart
and
makes
the
viewers
shed
tears.
The
movie
should
be
watched
for
Nagashekhar's
wonderful
script
and
direction,
Kitty-Ramya's
acting
and
its
superb
technical
values.
Please
don't
miss
it
to
watch
this
weekend.
Producer:
Pramod
Narayan
and
Murali
Mohan
Director:
Nagashekhar
Cast:
Srinagar
Kitty,
Ramya,
Suhasini,
Sharan,
Jai
Jagadish,
Sharath
Lohithashwa,
Umashri,
Nani,
Bullet
Prakash,
Rangayan
Raghu,
Sadhu
Kokila
Music:
Jessi
Gift