Director
Prakash
has
already
delivered
hit
movies
like
Milana,
Vamshi,
Kushi
and
Rishi.
Now,
he
has
teamed
up
again
with
Vijayaraghavendra
for
his
movie
Gokula,
which
is
mixture
of
both
comedy
as
well
as
tear-jerking
sequences.
The
movie
can
be
watched
by
the
members
of
a
family
sitting
together.
First
of
all
the
movie
Gokula
has
interesting
storyline
and
Prakash"s
effective
narration
engages
the
mind
of
audience
till
the
very
end
of
the
movie.
The
other
plus
points
of
the
movie
are
Sreenivasa
Murthy,
Sumithra,
Vijayaraghavendra,
Pooja
Gandhi
and
Yash"s
excellent
performances,
Prakash's
stylish
presentation,
good
technical
work,
Mano
Murthy"s
music
and
Sathya
Hegde"s
cinematography.
Gokula
revolves
around
four
orphans
(Raja)
Vijayaraghavendra,
(Kannappa)
Yash,
(Shankar)
Raghuraj
and
(Guru)
Pawan.
These
friends
lead
their
life
by
stealing
and
cheating
people.
Once
they
decide
to
cheat
an
old
couple
(Sreenivasa
Murthy,
Sumithra).
But
the
couple
shows
them
love
and
affection,
which
transforms
them
into
human
being.
What
happens
next
will
form
the
climax.
After
the
IPC
Section
300,
Vijayaraghavendra
once
again
rocks
the
show.
Sreenivasa
Murthy,
Sumithra"s
excellent
performance
makes
the
audiences
tighten
their
seat
belt.
Moggina
Manasu
fame
Yash
has
again
proved
his
elementary
guts.
Raghuraj,
Pawan,
Pooja
Gandhi
as
Leela,
Kote
Prabhakar
as
landlord,
Nakshatra
as
his
daughter
Mahalakshmi
and
Ravi
Kale
as
don
Kale
have
done
justice
to
their
roles.
Mano
Murthy's
music
is
another
highlight
of
the
movie.
The
songs
like
'Araamaagi
Idhdhe
Naanu...',
'Neene
Helu...'
and
'Majaa
Maadokke...'
will
haunt
the
minds
of
audience
even
after
they
are
out
of
the
theatre.
Sathya
Hegde's
camera
work
is
added
complement
to
it.
Even
dialogues
and
editing
works
are
also
good.
Director
Prakash
has
proved
once
again
that
he
is
a
classic
technician
by
taking
the
film
to
a
great
emotional
heights
without
sacrificing
the
commercial
elements.
The
movie
Gokula
should
be
watched
at
least
once.
Producer:
Prakash
Director:
Prakash
Cast:
Vijayaraghavendra,
Pooja
Gandhi,
Yesh,
Nakshathra,
Sreenivasa
Murthy
and
Sumithra