Producers
Ramu
and
Gangadhar's
Kannada
movie
Mad
Love,
which
has
been
produced
under
the
banner
JKL
Production,
is
a
love
story
of
a
mad
guy.
Popular
writer
Doddarange
Gowda"s
pupil
Teja
has
directed
the
movie,
which
features
all
newcomers
in
its
cast.
Besides
direction,
multi
–facet
Teja
has
also
written
the
story,
screenplay,
dialogues
and
lyrics
for
the
movie.
It
seems
that
he
has
taken
lot
of
responsibility
and
forgotten
to
do
proper
homework
and
preparation
for
the
movie.
The
movie
is
subtitled
as
'Teenagers
Yearning
for
Love
is
This
Mad
Love".
There
is
old
saying
that
most
of
the
love
stories
end
with
the
lovers
going
mad.
Although
many
movies
are
made
on
the
subject,
the
director
has
made
unnecessary
attempt
on
showing
it
again.
Mad
love
is
nothing
but
old
wine
in
a
new
bottle.
The
movie
lacks
newness
in
it.
The
slow
paced
narration,
unnecessary
songs
and
unpleasant
sequences
hold
a
test
to
the
patience
of
the
audiences.
After
the
interval
the
movie
glorifies
the
dead
body
of
the
heroine
so
much
so
that
it
becomes
a
lead
character
in
the
second
half.
The
director
seems
to
have
tried
to
exhibit
dead
body
as
the
symbol
of
love.
Manu
(Ramu)
is
a
rich
guy
and
he
is
in
love
with
a
middle
class
girl
Ramya
(Raveena),
who
is
daughter
of
a
school
teacher.
For
his
family
image,
his
father
ignores
his
personal
interest
to
marry
his
lover.
So
his
father
threatens
Ramya"s
family,
which
leads
to
her
death
in
the
halfway
through
the
film.
What
happens
next
will
form
the
climax
of
the
movie.
Debut
actors
Ramu
and
Raveena
need
to
learn
the
basics
of
acting.
Throughout
the
movie
their
attention
is
concentrated
on
the
camera.
Their
feeling-less
faces
make
the
audiences
leave
the
theatre
in
the
half
way.
However,
Doddarange
Gowda
impresses
the
audiences
as
the
heroine"s
father.
As
usual,
Padmavasanthi
and
Killer
Venkatesh
have
done
justice
to
their
roles.