Earlier,
director
Udayprakash
has
done
the
film
Yamalokadhalli
Veerappan,
which
had
a
fantasy
story
line.
Now
his
second
venture
Yogi
is
a
love
story
and
it
is
purely
meant
for
Yogish
alias
Loose
Mada
fans.
Yogish
fans
surely
enjoy
his
different
get
ups
like
supplier,
desperate
lover,
rowdy
and
Punnet
Rajkumar
fan.
The
movie
would
attract
Appu
fans
too.
The
movie
Yogi
is
a
simple
love
story
with
lack
of
newness
in
script.
It
follows
the
footsteps
of
the
movies
like
Patre
Loves
Padma
and
Preethi
Eke
Bhoomi
Melide.
The
movie
deals
with
Yogi"s
search
for
his
childhood
girlfriend
Mala.
Even
though
it
has
predictable
storyline,
director
Udayaprakash,
has
managed
to
win
the
hearts
of
audiences
through
his
narration.
Yogi
is
a
supplier
in
Naidu
Hotel,
which
is
his
part
time
work.
His
full
time
work
is
to
search
his
childhood
girlfriend
Mala.
While
doing
so,
he
unknowingly
enters
the
underworld
and
wins
the
heart
of
everyone
there
with
his
bold
straight-forward
behavior.
But
he
is
cheated
and
forced
to
kill
his
own
boss.
What
happens
next
should
be
watched
by
Appu
fans.
Yogish"s
performance
is
the
first
highlight
of
the
movie
Yogi.
He
surely
rocks
the
audience
in
his
different
get
ups.
His
dialogue
delivery
is
also
wonderful.
As
don,
Suchayeendra
Prasad's
dialogue
delivery
is
excellent.
His
special
performance
seems
to
have
posed
tough
competition
to
Yogish.
Biyanka
Desai
has
played
a
false
lover
of
Yogi
and
Shirin
has
appeared
as
lady
don,
while
Rekha
has
also
sizzled
in
a
song.
All
three
of
them
do
not
have
much
scope
in
the
movie
Yogi.
Nenasam
Praveen
and
other
artistes
have
also
done
justice
to
their
role.
Emile"s
music
is
another
highlight
of
the
movie.
It
seems
that
Yogi
and
Emile
have
taken
the
whole
responsibility
of
the
movie.
One
can
smell
a
little
fresh
air
in
K
Nanjunda"s
dialogues
and
Dasari
Shrinivas" camera
work.
Although
the
movie
Yogi
has
age
old
commercial
ingredients,
Yogish"s
performance,
Emile"s
music
and
its
rich
presentation
definitely
make
it
a
good
entertainer.
The
movie
can
be
watched
once
and
enjoyed.