Yesterday,
in
an
interview
with
an
FM
Radio
channel,
Upendra
said
that
he
was
confused
with
the
term
different
cinema.
But
knowingly
or
unknowingly
director
Uppi
has
made
the
movie
Super
that
is
named
after
hand
symbol
completely
a
different
film
and
that
different
trick
starts
right
from
the
displaying
title
cards,
which
has
never
been
attempted
by
anyone
in
Indian
cinema.
Super
is
really
superb.
Super
is
a
futuristic
movie,
which
goes
forward
to
2030
and
depicts
how
Karnataka
will
be
at
that
point
of
time.
The
main
highlight
of
the
film
is
Upendra's
wonderful
performance.
V
Harikrishna's
rocking
music,
Jonny
Lal
and
Ashok
Kashyap's
beautiful
picturisation,
Sadhu
and
Ali's
comedy,
Uppi's
screenplay
and
punch
dialogues,
choreography
of
songs
and
fights
are
other
plus
points
of
the
film.
The
movie
depicts
the
corrupt
political
system
that
has
landed
the
people
of
Indian
at
a
coma
stage.
Specially,
it
is
a
sharp
satire
on
the
current
political
drama
that
is
going
on
in
Vidhana
Soudha
of
Karnataka
for
the
past
two
and
half
years.
There
are
direct
references
of
Yaddyurappa's
helpless
situation,
Reddy
brothers'
selling
of
Indian
natural
resources
to
foreign
country
and
their
horsetrading.
Besides
this,
Upendra
even
scolds
the
common
man
of
this
state,
who
is
sitting
silently
and
watching
their
play.
Although
the
movie
gives
a
beautiful
message
to
the
audience,
it
does
not
deal
with
boring
moral
story.
The
director
has
spiced
up
the
complex
story
with
wonderful
commercial
elements.
It
has
good
story
with
a
brilliant
concept.
It
has
very
dynamic
pace
of
narration
and
the
director
has
got
good
grip
over
it.
Audience
do
not
understand
how
the
first
half
gets
over.
The
director
has
maintained
twists
at
every
step,
which
develop
the
curiosity
in
audience
and
make
sit
tighly
till
the
end
of
the
movie.
The
climax
of
the
film
is
superb.
Subash
Chandra
Gandhi
(Upendra)
is
an
NRI,
who
owns
a
multi-billion
pounds
software
company
in
London.
He
is
a
big
patriot,
who
loves
India
despite
being
in
London.
His
love
for
India
makes
him
fall
to
a
girl
called
Indra
(Nayanthara),
who
acts
like
a
tradition
Indian
girl.
But
her
revenge
mission
makes
him
realise
the
dirty
political
system
of
India.
How
he
changes
the
bad
condition
of
Karnataka,
which
has
not
been
changed
for
the
past
60
years,
will
form
the
climax
of
the
story.
As
usual,
Upendra
rocks
the
show
with
fluent
dialogue
delivery
and
aggressive
behavior
on
screen.
Nayantara
has
played
a
decent
role
for
which
she
has
done
justice.
Tulip
Joshi
has
very
less
scope
and
she
has
lived
up
to
it.
Sadhu
Kokila
and
Ali's
comedy
timing
is
also
good.
Others
like
Rockline
Venkatesh,
Jeeva,
Nagendra
Shah
and
Sudarshan
have
done
justice
to
their
roles.
V
Harikrishna's
music
is
another
highlight
of
the
movie
Super.
There
are
six
songs
and
all
of
them
are
rocking.
Especially,
tracks
like
'Kayi
Kayi
Uppinakayi...',
'Come
on
Come
on
Director..'.
and
'Sikkapatte
Ishtapate...'
have
already
become
chart-busters.
Ashok
Kashyap
and
Johny
Lal
have
beautifully
captured
locations
in
London.
They
have
delivered
wonderful
work
in
shooting
of
all
the
songs
too.
Uppi's
punch
dialogues
(I
love
India
and
Indra),
choreography
of
songs
and
fights
are
also
brilliant.
Despite
having
all
these
plus
points,
the
movie
has
some
weaknesses.
But
the
wonderful
story
and
fast
paced
narration
make
the
viewers
does
not
brood
over
them.
Overall,
Super
is
a
wonderful
movie,
which
every
responsible
citizen
of
Karnataka
must
watch.
Producer:
Rockline
Venkatesh
Director:
Upendra
Cast:
Upendra,
Nayanthara,
Tulip
Joshi,
Sadhu
Kokila,
Ali,
Rockline
Venkatesh,
Jeeva,
Nagendra
Shah,
Sudarshan
and
others
Music:
V
Harikrishna
Cinematography:
Ashok
Kashyap
and
Johny
Lal
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