Gaalipata
Release Date: 18th January 2008
Starring: Ganesh, Diganth, Rajesh Krishna, Daisy Boppanna, Neetha, Ananthnag
Director: Yogaraj Bhat
Producer:N. Suryaprakash Rao, A.M. Rathnam
Story/Screenplay/Dialogues: Yogaraj Bhat
Music Director: Harikrishna
Choreographer: Madan Harini, Shankar
Cinematography: R. Rathnavelu
Editing: Suresh Urs
Art Director: Dinesh Mangalore
Gaalipata Movie Review: A Stunner:
Boxoffice verdict: Super Hit.
A slick fast paced movie full of John Gresham kind of dry sarcastic humor throughout the movie.The biggest strengths of this movie are the dialogues, the screenplay and of course Ganesh. Ganesh’s performance is more matured, brilliant and full of life. Almost every line of Ganesh in this movie has dry sarcastic humor in them. Even the tragic scenes have been shot with sarcastic humor without losing the “tragedy” effect. The dialogues have been so powerful that kannada had never sounded so beautiful before. Since ages, Kannda movies suffered from the textbook dramatic kannada which used to kill the realistic value of the movie. Directors like Prem(Jogi) and Upendra(Om, A) tried to put an end to this unrealistic dramatic kannada and succeeded to a certain extent. In Gaalipata, Yograj Bhat excels in this front. The kannada slang’s have been used extensively in this movie. Good for the kannada language and as well as for kannada movie industry. in fact, Gaalipata is the best thing that could have happened to the kannada industry.
The screen play and dialogues are written brilliantly, completely out of the blue even though there is no story in the movie!! Full credit to Yograj Bhat. I came across one of Yograj Bhat’s interviews in The Hindu in which he had mentioned that Dil Chahta Hain was one of his most favourite films. Sure, he must have inspired from this movie to come up with 3 friends group in Gaalipata.
All the actors in this movie have excelled in their roles. Ganesh, Anant nag, and Daisy to name a few. R. Rathnavelu’s camera work is beautiful. Yograj Bhat’s obsession with nature, particularly water falls has been picturized superbly.
Biggest letdown of the movie is it’s music. It’s mediocre if not bad unlike that of Mungaru Male in which music had played a major role in making that movie a smash hit.
Overall this movie is a stunner and must watch. The target audience for this movie are educated class. The educated class had almost written off Kannada movies. This movie might change that mindset. The movie would do well in metros and big towns but may not fare well in small centers.
It’s the fourth movie from the director of the smash hit Mungaru Male, Yogaraj Bhat. Other movies that he had directed are Mani, and Ranga S.S.L.C. The audio of Gaalipata has not been a big hit. It’s interesting to see how this movie fares in the box office, whether the magic combination of Ganesh and Yogaraj Bhat works again. It’s released on 18th January 2008 to the theaters.







Visit http://www.vijayrr.blogspot.com for full movie of gaalipata and other kannada latest movies
Review is skewed!… It is so obvious that the reviewer has not read “John Grisham” novels nor does the reviewer know what “sarcastic humor” means.. Reviewer seriously lacks clarity!
Aaha Bedurubombe, Kavite songs link tumba slow ide..