House full - Review

Director Hemanth Hegde made big news after he announced that he would establish 65 feet tall Charlie Chaplain statue for the shooting of a song in his movie House full. But due to the delay in government approval, he could not create the world"s tallest statue of Chaplain. Now he has released his movie without shooting the statue in the movie.

The movie House full is a complete comical entertainer. It is all about two foolish youths, who go in search of heaven for a gorgeous life. On the way to heaven they commit many mischiefs. The director has tried to laugh the audience with these mischiefs for two and half hours. This movie is subtitled as 100% comedy 0% bore.

Hemanth has penned apt dialogues for the movie. The first half of the movie lacks newness. But the second half is quiet interesting. The director has got good grip over the second half of the movie. He has improved a lot in direction when compared to his previous movies.

Diganth and Parameshi are friends, who set out to become hero and director. Parameshi is a parasite who lives off Diganth"s riches. He is married to Neetu, and Diganth is in love with a girl named Aishu. Diganth"s grandfather is in South Africa. Diganth lies his grandfather that he is married to Aishu. He asks him to send her photo. Confused Diganth"s deputy Pani Puri mails Neetu"s photo. What happens next will form the rest of the story.

Diganth has delivered good performance. His appearance, personality and voice will definitely charm the girls. Hemanth has improved a lot in acting. Both the actresses Girija Oak and Vishakh Singh rock the audiences, especially Girija steals the hearts of youths with her Colgate confident smile. Lokanath and Bullet Prakash have also done justice to their roles.

The highlight of the movie is that the richness and technology used in the movie. Magi Natesh"s camera work is excellent. He has captured many scenes in Bollywood style. Kiran"s music is also worth listening. Two songs are impress the audiences very much.

Producer: Anuj Saxena

Director: Hemanth Hegde

Cast: Diganth, Girija Oak, Hemanth Hegde, Vishak Singh, Lokanath, Ramesh Bhat and Bullet Prakash

Music: Kiran