Sathyavaan Saavithri - Review

Tuesday, July 03, 2007
P. Ramesh Arvind is in his directorial best in his new film Sathyavaan Saavithri. His shot composing, visually spectacular takings and his sense for good music is clearly visible in the film. And Ramesh has been able to get the right mood of the film through the well written dialogues by Rajendra Karanth.

Sathyavaan Saavithri is a continuous laugh riot from scene one. And the audience can go on laughing, as comedy has been made prime focus even in many seriously intended sequences. Ramesh wins the hearts of the audience by working on even small details to create laughter.

Though the film is based on a Hollywood Hit, Ramesh Arvind has been able to create his own identity through this film. And there is lot of improvement made in the film.

Coming to the performance side, almost all the artists have performed with ease. Ramesh Arvind scores as an actor too. It is Daisy Bopanna, Anirudhdh and Komal (though in a small role) who are at their comical best in the film. And Mohan rocks in a few sequences of the film (particularly in the party sequence where even his girl friend makes a surprising appearance).

Guru Kiran's music and the camera work of P.K.H.Doss are the highlights of the film.

Sathyavaan Saavithri is a must see for all the people who want to enjoy a good comedy entertainer

Banner - Ajay Films
Producer - Ajay Chandani
Story, Dialogues - Rajendra Karanth
Direction - Ramesh Aravind
Music -Guru Kiran
Camera - PKH Dass
Editor -Soundaraj
Art -Ramesh Babu
Choreogrephy - Chinni Prakash ; Imran Sardariya
Cast - Ramesh Aravind, Jennifer Kotwal, Daisy Bopanna, Anirudh, Mohan, Komal, Netra, Dattanna, Sunder Raj and others.