In
an
interview
to
Oneindia.in,
actress
Nidhi
Subbaiah
had
said,
"Director
Yogaraj
Bhat
is
a
magician.
He
doesn't
make
movies,
but
creates
magic
on
screen." I
strongly
feel
that
it
is
true
after
watching
his
latest
movie
Pancharangi.
The
film
has
a
very
simple
story.
Yet
the
director
has
managed
to
create
a
wonder
out
of
nothing.
Once
again,
he
has
proved
that
he
is
different
from
all
other
Sandalwood
directors.
Hats
of
to
the
innovative
filmmaker!!!
Pancharangi
is
a
humourous
love
story.
The
highlight
of
the
film
are
Diganth's
humourous
acting,
Nidhi
Subbaiah's
facial
expressions,
Raju
Talikote's
comedy
timing,
Mano
Murthy's
music,
Yogarj
Bhat's
dialogues
and
screenplay,
Mayuri
Upadhyaya's
choreography,
V
Thyagarajan's
camera
work,
beautiful
locations
of
coastal
area
so
on
and
so
forth.
It
has
lots
plus
points
to
talk
about,
but
has
very
less
to
dwell
on
demerits.
The
film
has
very
simple
storyline,
but
with
his
gripping
narration,
director
Yogarj
Bhat
throws
light
on
various
aspects
of
life
such
as
parents,
friends,
goals,
success,
failure,
love,
marriage,
kids.
It
is
all
about
a
lazy
boy's
lazy
love
story.
Along
with
his
parents
he
goes
to
see
a
girl
for
his
brother.
But
the
girl's
cousin
falls
to
his
humourous
nature.
A
special
mention
should
be
made
about
the
dialogues.
They
are
the
first
hero
of
the
film.
Although
they
are
very
witty
and
humourous,
every
single
dialogue
deals
with
philosophy
of
life.
They
are
meaning
full
and
have
lot
of
punch
in
them.
They
engage
the
audience's
mind
in
such
a
way
that
they
will
not
understand
how
the
first
half
gets
over.
In
the
second
half,
romantic
scenes
between
Diganth
and
Nidhi
linger
the
audience's
mind.
The
story
revolves
around
a
lazy
boy
(Diganth).
He
is
doing
his
post
graduation
in
philosophy.
Lonce
with
his
parents
(Sundar
Raj
and
Sudha
Belawadi),
he
goes
to
see
a
girl
(Ramya
Barna)
for
his
brother
(Pavan
Kumar),
who
is
a
software
professional
in
US.
Panchakshari,
a
marriage
broker
(Raju
Talikote),
mediates
both
the
families.
While
his
parents
are
a
busy
with
seeing
the
girl,
this
wayward
guy
meets
girl's
cousin
Ambika
(Nidhi
Subbaiah),
who
is
a
naughty
and
tomboyish
kind
of
a
girl.
Seeing
his
humourous
nature,
she
falls
in
love
with
him.
Whether
they
will
unite
or
not
will
form
the
climax
of
the
movie.
Diganth
appears
totally
in
a
new
and
different
get
up.
He
has
shown
lot
of
maturity
in
his
performance.
Although
one
can
see
a
shred
of
Jaggesh/Ganesh's
acting,
his
acting
has
lot
of
originality
and
individuality.
His
strange
mannerism
and
natural
dialogue
delivery
are
the
highlights
of
the
show.
Actress
Nidhi
Subbaiah
has
also
done
magic
through
her
acting.
She
has
lot
of
scope
in
the
film
and
she
has
used
it
to
prove
her
mettle.
Through
her
facial
expressions,
she
surely
wins
the
heart
of
pranksters.
Raju
Talikote's
performance
is
another
highlight
of
the
show.
With
his
north
Karnataka
dialect,
he
rocks
the
show.
Other
artistes
have
also
delivered
wonderful
acting.
The
film
is
full
of
rich
production
values.
Main
highlight
is
Mano
Murthy's
music.
Two
of
his
compositions
like
title
track
'Are
Re
Pancharangi...'
and
'Udisuve...'
are
really
melodious.
V
Thyagarajan's
camera
work
has
also
added
colour
to
the
show.
Especially
in
the
songs,
he
has
captured
the
coastal
area
in
a
beautiful
way.
Mayuri
Upadhyaya's
choreography,
costume
and
art
directions
are
commendable.
The
title
Pancharangi
means
five
colours
and
the
director
has
made
it
clear
at
the
beginning
of
the
film
that
these
five
colours
represent
5
aspects
of
life.
The
film
is
not
out
of
loopholes,
but
they
are
ignorable.
Although
the
film
is
totally
an
original
creation,
it
might
remind
the
audience
of
Bollywood
Blockbuster
movie
Hum
Aap
Ke
Hai
Kaun.
Overall,
it
is
a
complete
family
entertainer
and
It
is
another
trendsetter
movie
from
Yogaraj
Bhat.
Audience
will
not
get
enough
of
it
just
watching
it
once.
Please
don't
miss
the
movie.
Producer:
Yogaraj
Bhat
Director:
Yogaraj
Bhat
Cast:
Diganth,
Nidhi
Subbaiah,
Priyanka
Trivedi,
Ananth
Nag,
Raju
Talikote,
Pavan
Kumar,
Sunder
Raj,
Padmaja
Rao,
Sudha
Belawadi,
Ramya
Barna
Music:
Mano
Murthy