There
is
a
saying;
'All
it
takes
is
one
man's
will
to
change
the
course
of
history.'
Because
in
this
will
is
embedded
the
desire
of
that
man
to
stand
out
and
be
an
example,
a
beacon
of
hope
for
people
who
are
oppressed.
But
can
a
single
man
change
the
destiny
of
thousands.
Time
and
again
history
has
provided
us
rich
examples
of
such
exemplary
people.
Ambareesha
tells
us
the
story
of
two
such
people.
After
huge
expectations,
Darshan's
Ambareesha
is
finally
rolled
out
to
the
theatres.
The
fans
had
to
wait
for
almost
3
months
to
watch
their
favorite
hero
in
action.
With
such
high
expectations,
one
would
expect
the
director
to
deliver
a
stunning
masterpiece
of
a
movie.
But
it
seems
like
director
Mahesh
Sukhadare
has
failed
to
be
the
man
of
the
hour.
Ambarbeesha
is
the
story
of
a
rebel.
A
rebel
who
cannot
take
the
injustice
in
the
world
with
his
face
down.
Darshan
is
a
simple
guy
from
the
village
who
comes
to
city
to
earn
a
livelihood.
Rachita
Ram
is
his
love
interest.
He
works
for
the
company
that
is
owned
by
Smitha's
(Priyamani)
family.
Smitha
is
a
arrogant
girl
who
takes
over
the
company.
Working
for
the
construction
company,
Darshan
realizes
how
a
land
mafia
is
covertly
grabbing
land
from
unsuspecting
people.
He
decides
to
fight
against
this
people.
In
the
backdrop
is
the
story
of
Nadaprabhu
Kempe
Gowda.
The
movie
narrates
how
Kempe
Gowda
envisioned
Bengaluru
to
be
a
city
for
everyone.
The
background
provides
us
the
perspective
as
to
what
Bengaluru
was
destined
to
be,
but
what
it
has
turned
out
as.
Darshan
gets
into
the
skin
of
a
mass
hero
with
a
rebellious
attitude
with
no
qualms.
He
dominates
the
screen
with
his
presence
and
rightly
so.
His
chemistry
with
Rachita
Ram
is
spot
on.
They
carry
forward
the
magic
of
Bulbul
to
this
movie.
Rebel
star
Ambareesh
does
make
a
perfect
cast
for
the
role
of
Kempe
Gowda.
But
insufficient
screen
presence
will
play
a
spoil
sport
to
the
viewers.
The
dark
horse
of
the
movie
is
Priyamani.
As
a
character
with
grey
shades,
she
is
just
terrific.
There
are
times
when
she
has
managed
to
challenge
the
screen
presence
of
Darshan.
Her
chemistry
with
Darshan
is
a
treat
to
watch.
The
dialogues
in
the
movie
will
get
some
applause
from
the
front
row.
But
the
movie
is
not
about
dialogues.
Screenplay
and
script
are
equally
important.
While
the
script
of
the
movie
is
good,
screenplay
in
the
first
half
is
average
and
the
second
half
becomes
a
drag.
While
the
songs
aren't
bad,
they
will
make
the
viewers
more
impatient.
The
comedy
in
the
movie
by
Sadhu
Kokila
and
Bullet
Prakash
is
spot
on.
Mahesh
Sukhadare
has
failed
to
encash
on
a
good
script.
Darshan
and
Priyamani
are
probably
the
only
saving
grace
in
the
movie.
Ambareesha
promises
to
be
a
high-octane
entertainer,
but
turns
out
to
be
a
damp
squib.
Watch
it
for
Darshan
and
Priyamani's
terrific
performance.