Snehitaru
is
a
multi-starrer
film,
which
features
Srujan
Lokesh,
Ravishankar
Gowda,
Tarun
Chandra
and
Vijay
Raghavendra
in
the
lead
roles.
Challenging
Star
Darshan
and
Nikita
have
done
guest
appearances
in
the
Kannada
movie
directed
by
K
Rama
Narayan.
The
movie
is
nothing
but
a
fun
ride.
From
the
word
go,
Snehitaru
will
treat
you
with
their
funny
acts.
Love
orphans
and
upheld
humanism
are
the
messages
of
the
movie.
In
other
words,
the
film
tells
what
happens
if
you
are
not
concerned
about
orphans.
A
rich
kid
Master
Snehith's
trouble-creating
attitude
is
a
big
headache
for
his
grandparents.
As
his
teachers
fail
to
control
his
tantrums,
his
grandparents
are
forced
to
look
out
for
other
options.
Hence,
his
cop
brother
played
by
Darshan,
an
encounter
specialist,
recruits
a
caretaker
cum
teacher
Anjali
(Pranitha),
as
he
is
being
sent
to
a
different
place
on
a
special
assignment.
At
this
juncture,
four
friends
(Srujan
Lokesh,
Ravishankar
Gowda,
Tarun
Chandra,
and
Vijay
Raghavendra)
enter
the
story
and
the
cat-and-mouse
game
begins.
The
director
has
concentrated
only
on
entertaining
elements
but
has
lost
grip
on
the
story
at
parts.
However,
there
are
no
boring
moments
and
it
is
a
thoroughly
enjoyable
flick.
When
it
comes
to
performance,
Darshan
star
power
works
big
time.
Be
it
his
introductory
scene
or
the
climax,
he
gets
the
maximum
applause
for
his
electrifying
presence.
The
movie
appears
like
a
first
step
of
Master
Snehith
towards
acting
career
and
he
is
decent
in
his
debut
attempt.
Nikita
is
good
in
her
special
song,
Srujan
Lokesh,
Ravishankar
Gowda,
Tarun
Chandra,
and
Vijay
Raghavendra
have
played
their
parts
well.
Pranitha
is
charming
and
others
like
Nagraj
Urs,
Ramesh
Bhat,
Girija
Lokesh,
Bullet
Prakash
and
Sadhu
Kokila
have
done
justice
to
their
roles.
V
Harikrishna's
two
songs
are
good.
Sonu
Nigam
crooned
'Badapaayi
hrudaya...' is
our
pick.
MR
Seenu's
cinematography
is
appreciable.