After
the
movies
like
Mata
and
Eddelu
Manjunatha,
Navarasa
nayaka
Jaggesh
has
come
out
with
another
message-oriented
film
Lift
Kodla.
The
cinematographer-turned-director
Ashok
Kashap
(Ashok
Cashyap)
has
attempted
to
say
that
suicide
is
not
the
only
solution
to
the
problems,
but
there
are
several
ways
to
live
in.
The
people
those
who
thought
that
the
movie
is
a
comedy
entertainer
might
be
dissapointed
by
the
fact
that
the
movie
is
a
serious
film.
It
can
be
defined
that
40%
of
the
film
is
comedy
and
60
%
revolves
around
serious
problems
of
the
society.
Story:
The
movie
is
a
tale
of
11
people,
who
want
to
commit
suicide
because
of
their
personal
tragedy.
Through
newspaper
ad
they
contact
Krishna
(Jaggesh)
and
consults
him
for
suggestion
to
commit
suicide.
Krishna
makes
insurance
on
their
names
and
plans
to
take
them
to
Kodachadri
to
commit
suicide.
But
a
journalist,
who
comes
to
know
about
this
plan,
tries
to
stop
this
cowardly
act
and
threatens
Krishna
that
he
is
going
to
expose
this
plan.
He
dies
in
a
road
accident
but
he
records
his
message
in
a
mobile
for
the
police
to
act
against
their
plan.
Meanwhile,
there
journey
starts
headed
by
Krishna
to
Kodachadri
in
a
bus
and
story
starts
to
unfold
the
11
members
background.
It
includes
a
bankrupt
producer
Ring
Road
Gowda
(Komal
Kumar),
a
chit
fund
owner,
an
SSLC
failed
student,
a
woman
harassed
for
dowry,
aged
people,
dejected
lovers
etc.
However,
government
and
police
wake
up
to
stop
them.
Who
is
Krishna?
Why
he
helps
them
to
commit
suicide?
Do
they
succeed
in
their
mission?
All
these
interesting
facts
should
be
seen
on-screen.
Plus:
The
movie
has
a
good
story
line
with
a
strong
message
for
weak-hearted
people,
who
want
to
surrender
their
lives
to
death.
The
performances
of
Jaggesh
and
Komal
are
remarkable.
Even
though
Archana
Gupta
has
a
limited
role,
she
has
done
a
good
job.
Raju
Thalikote
and
Sadhu
Kokila
steal
the
show
with
their
lively
comedy.
Other
supporting
roles
played
by
Rekha
V
Kumar,
Sangamesh
Upase,
Sadashiva
Brahamvar,
Jeevan,
Sudarshan,
Shashi
Kumar
have
also
done
justice
to
their
role.
In
fact,
Katta
Subramanya
Naidu
has
done
a
guest
appearance
in
the
film
as
a
home
minister.
Minus:
The
films
lacks
punch
dialogues
and
the
movie
is
quite
boring
in
the
later
part
of
the
first
half.
The
director
would
have
handled
the
climax
in
a
better
way.
V.Manohar's
music
is
not
up
to
the
mark.
Only
one
song
is
worth
a
praise.
Editing
and
cinematography
are
below
average.
Verdict:
The
movie
is
a
mirror
to
reality.
Don't
miss
the
movie.
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