The
story
relates
to
RJ
Aakash
who
gets
a
jolt
on
his
marriage
day.
His
newly
married
wife
seeks
divorce
privately
with
him.
And
Aakash
agrees
to
her
request
and
sets
a
course
of
action
in
that
direction.
What
happens
later.
It
is
better
to
watch
the
film
on
screen.Milana
is
a
contemporary
film
with
a
classic
touch.
It
has
an
urban
milieu
which
has
been
narrated
with
a
feel
good
fragrance.
The
most
likeable
factor
in
the
film
is
the
way
director
Prakash
has
handled
the
subject.
Though
the
film
does
not
boast
of
any
fresh
story
content,
it
appeals
mainly
because
of
the
way
that
the
story
has
been
told
on
the
screen.
Finely
tuned
performances
from
lead
artists
like
Puneet
Raj
Kumar
and
Parvathi
is
a
major
attraction
of
the
film.
Infact
Puneet
Rajkumar's
characterisation
is
the
highpoint
of
the
film.
The
comedy
plot
is
sure
to
entertain
all
classes
of
audience.
Prakash
has
followed
a
classy
narration
though
he
has
some
quota
of
fights
in
the
film
to
please
Puneet's
loyal
fans.
But
even
these
action
sequences
does
not
look
like
a
forcible
addition
to
the
narration.
The
action
sequences
are
much
part
of
the
film.
The
Kushi
and
Rishi
director
has
one
more
classic
film
in
his
kitty
in
the
form
of
Milana.
The
music
of
Mano
Murthy
is
impressive
with
two
songs
Ninnindale
Ninnindale
and
Male
nintha
mele
sure
to
become
chart
busters.
The
background
score
could
have
been
a
little
better.
KK
does
a
pleasant
job
in
the
photography
department.
Puneet
Raj
Kumar
proves
his
talent
and
he
can
definitely
try
to
take
up
matured
characters.
His
portrayal
of
Aakash
is
sure
to
please
his
fans.
Parvathi
is
also
at
her
best.
Rangayana
Raghu
and
Sihi
Kahi
Chandru
provide
the
best
comical
relief
in
the
film.
Milana
is
a
must
see
film
for
Kannada
film
audience.
Producer
–
Dushyanth
Story,
Screenplay
–
Prakash,
M.S.
Abhishek
Dialogues
–
M.S.
Ramesh
Direction
–
Prakash
Cinematographer
–
Krishnakumar
Music
–
Manomurthy
Cast
–
Puneet
Rajkumar,
Parvarthi
Menon
Rangayana
Raghu,
Sihi
Kahi
Chandru
and
others.