Debut
director
Manju
Swaraj's
Kannada
movie
Shishira
comes
to
the
audiences
as
the
last
and
the
best
offer
for
the
year
2009.
As
the
film
crew
has
already
claimed,
the
movie
is
not
purely
a
suspense
thriller
and
it
is
a
mixture
of
all
the
masala
elements
like
love,
suspense,
music
and
etc.
The
movie
Shishira
has
been
inspired
by
John
Cusack's
Hollywood
film
1408.
The
highlights
of
the
movie
are
Yashas
Surya's
performance,
Manju
Swaraj's
excellent
storyline,
Ajanish
Lokhnath's
music,
Suresh
Babu's
camera
work,
Hosamane
Murthy's
art
work.
Director
Manju
Swaraj
has
chosen
horror
story
and
given
it
a
philosophical
touch.
His
excellent
script
and
gripping
narration
makes
the
hold
their
breathe
tightly
and
watch
the
movie.
The
audiences
can
feel
the
freshness
in
each
sequence
of
the
film.
The
surprising
twist
in
the
climax
is
really
superb
and
leaves
every
one
think
of
the
existence
of
invisible
power.
Suraj
(Yashas
Surya)
is
a
guy,
who
does
not
believe
in
gods
and
ghosts.
Once
he
takes
up
the
challenge
of
his
friends
to
spend
a
day
at
a
haunted
house.
He
enters
the
house
without
any
means
of
communication.
How
he
experiences
the
shocking
and
terrible
developments
there
and
how
he
is
forced
to
beg
the
gods
for
help
to
get
out
of
the
house
will
form
the
rest
of
the
story.
The
movie
has
only
nine
characters.
Yuga
Yugagale
Sagali
fame
Yashas
Surya
has
delivered
an
excellent
performance
as
Suraj.
He
has
proved
his
elementary
guts
in
the
movie.
Actresses
like
Meghana
and
Prema
have
done
a
neat
job.
Other
artistes
have
also
done
justice
to
their
roles.
Besides
this,
Ajanish
Lokhnath's
music
is
other
highlight
of
the
movie.
Suresh
Babu's
camera
work,
Hosamane
Murthy's
art
work
are
plus
points
to
make
the
movie
successful.
Rajshekhar
should
be
applauded
for
his
special
effects.
According
to
Hindu
calender,
Shishira
means
a
season
and
Manju
Swaraj's
film
Shishira
surely
harbingers
a
fresh
and
new
season
in
Kannada
film
industry.
Don't
miss
the
movie.