Yash,
the
Rocking
Star
of
Sandalwood,
is
back
with
Googly
after
Yogaraj
Bhat's
superhit
movie
Drama.
He
has
joined
hands
with
director
Pawan
Wadeyar
of
Govindaya
Namaha
fame,
the
factor
which
generates
more
expectations
from
audience
on
the
project.
Well,
these
things
would
pull
the
audience
to
the
theatres
in
the
first
weekend
but
the
success,
as
always,
depends
on
the
quality
of
the
product.
Now,
without
wasting
time,
I'm
getting
into
the
serious
business
-
reviewing.
Googly
is
a
romantic
comedy
movie
targeted
mainly
towards
youths
and
Yash
fans.
The
film
has
a
good
comedy
scenes,
lively
story
and
good
performances
from
the
lead
stars.
But
the
drawback
is,
it
appears
like
the
movie
caters
to
the
specific
age
groups
and
people.
Nonetheless,
entertainment
is
guaranteed
all
through
the
movie.
Hero
is
injured
and
he
is
admitted
to
hospital
by
a
girl
named
Swathi
(Kriti
Kharbhanda),
who
is
into
tears
looking
at
him,
in
Mangalore.
Soon
we
are
told
that
he
is
a
business
tycoon
Sharath
(Yash).
But
he
needs
blood,
and
she
decides
to
donate
her
blood
in
order
to
save
him.
A
flashback
opens
up
with
the
heroine,
a
medical
student,
coming
to
Bangalore
to
participate
in
the
World
Economic
Form.
Rating:
3.5/5
We
are
told
that
Yash
doesn't
like
girls,
but
believes
in
love.
However,
he
pretends
as
if
he
hates
love.
While
the
girls
ignore
him
for
the
same,
Swathi
likes
his
strange
behaviour
and
starts
liking
him.
As
expected,
he
too
falls
in
love.
Both
of
them
delay
to
confess
their
love.
However,
the
story
takes
a
twist
when
the
hero
sees
his
leading
lady
talking
to
other
person.
This
creates
a
difference
and
they
part
ways.
The
remaining
part
answers
how
they
come
together
again.
Twists
And
Turns
The
story
has
good
number
of
twists
in
the
movie.
The
screenplay
keeps
you
hooked
majority
of
the
time.
But
it
loses
its
grip
at
parts,
especially
in
the
second
half.
Surprising
Googlies
Director
Pavan
Wadeyar
has
blended
comedy
with
various
commercial
elements
to
churn
out
a
good
love
story.
More
importantly,
there
are
enough
surprising
googlies
in
the
movie.
He
has
written
wonderful
one-liners,
which
would
definitely
go
well
with
youths.
Full
Marks
To
Yash
Full
marks
to
Yash,
who
has
come
out
with
flying
colours.
His
acting
is
simply
brilliant
and
he
wins
the
audience
heart
with
his
wonderful
comedy
timings.
His
dancing
and
fights
add
value
to
the
project.
Is
he
getting
typecast?
Well,
let
the
audience
decide
it.
His
co-star
Kriti
Kharbanda
tries
her
best
to
match
him
up.
Technical
Not
only
the
hero,
but
even
audience
will
fall
in
love
with
her
for
her
cute
expressions
and
smiles.
Her
chemistry
works
well
with
Yash.
Ananth
Nag,
as
always,
does
justice
to
his
role.
Technically,
the
movie
is
good.
Two
songs
of
the
movie
are
nice
to
hear
and
background
score
by
Anoop
Selin
is
praiseworthy.
Verdict
Verdict:
Googly
is
for
those
who
are
young
at
heart
and
who
love
this
genre
movies.