Director
SV
Rajendra
Singh
Babu,
who
has
earlier
done
successful
comedies
like
Kurigalu
Sir
Kurigalu
and
Kothigalu
Sir
Kothigalu,
has
now
come
out
with
another
satirical
comedy.
His
latest
movie
Thipparahalli
Tharalegalu
deals
with
several
civic
issues
and
mocks
the
current
political
systems
of
India.
Thipparahalli
Tharalegalu
is
a
political
satire.
Despite
having
talented
actors
like
Komal
Kumar,
S
Narayan,
Om
Prakash
Rao,
Ambareesh
and
Umashri,
the
movie
fails
to
make
an
impact
on
the
audience.
The
Director
is
the
whole
and
sole
responsible
for
this
failure.
He
has
chosen
an
illogical
script,
in
which
several
sequences
do
not
have
cohesive
relationship
between
one
and
another
sequence
and
many
of
them
seem
to
be
forced
in
it.
The
film
has
more
number
of
minus
points
than
merits.
The
weak
scripts,
terrible
narration,
low
technical
values
and
uninteresting
dailogues
will
contribute
in
making
it
a
terrible
movie.
Komal's
timely
comedy
and
Ambareesh's
performance
as
Kanwarlal
are
the
only
solace
to
audience
in
the
film.
At
least
proper
excution
of
Om
Prakash
Rao
and
S
Narayan's
roles
would
have
made
the
movie
even
more
interesting.
Washer-man
(Om
Prakash
Rao),
tailor
(Komal
Kumar)
and
barber
(S
Narayan)
are
friends,
who
are
staying
in
a
neglected
ward.
They
want
to
lead
a
decent
life,
but
they
are
unable
to
repay
the
loan.
They
decide
to
take
things
in
their
own
hands
when
they
lose
the
boy,
whom
they
are
bringing
up,
due
to
neglected
civic
project.
They
burgle
unaccounted
money
from
a
minister's
house,
but
do
not
know
how
to
put
that
money
for
good
use.
How
they
take
the
help
of
Kanwarlal
to
realise
their
boy's
dreams
will
form
the
rest
of
the
story.
Komal
Kumar
impresses
the
audience
with
his
timely
comic
performance.
Ambareesh
has
also
given
wonderful
performance,
but
he
seems
nervous
to
play
his
role
in
several
sequences.
Despite
giving
good
performance,
Om
Prakash
Rao
and
S
Narayan
fail
to
win
the
heart
of
viewers
that
is
due
to
the
week
script.
Umashri,
Dodanna
and
Sadhu
Kokila
have
done
justice
to
their
respective
roles.
There
is
nothing
much
to
talk
about
MN
Krupakar's
music
and
background
score,
which
are
complete
let
down.
BL
Babu's
camera
work
is
good.
In
a
nutshell,
the
director
has
failed
in
selecting
a
good
script,
and
his
poor
presentation
is
another
set
back
in
creating
interest
among
the
audience.
The
movie
can
be
ignored
Producer:
SV
Rajendra
Singh
Babu
Director:
SV
Rajendra
Singh
Babu
Cast:
Komal
Kumar,
Ambareesh,
Om
Prakash
Rao,
S
Narayan,
Umashri,
Dodanna,
Sadhu
Kokila
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