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EDITOR'S PICK
Rating: 1/2
"Chinnada Thali" is a bad choice for veteran actor Devaraj who has won
many prestigious awards. He should not have acted in such a bad film.
Writer-director Vemagal Jagannatha Rao has delivered a dud.
In the film, Devaraj plays a cop who is a good samaritan and tries to unite
lovers.
The film is not fit enough to be a television serial and the narrative is so
poor that the audience would definitely regret watching it. Viewers need tons of
patience to watch a film, which moves at a snail`s pace.
Mediocre efforts by the cinematographer and the editor also spoils the pace of
the film. Maruti Mirajkar`s music is slightly better.
To add some commercial elements, Rao has picturised kissing sequence on actress
Swathi, who also does a lot of skin show in the film.
Rich guy Vinod is in love with Vimala, who comes from a humble background. They
elope to get married because Vinod`s father wants him to marry a politician`s
daughter.
Vinod thinks his father may accept their marriage, but his cruel father tries to
kill Vimala. Not ready to give up, Vinod`s father devises a plan to separate his
son from Vimla.
On the other hand, Vimala`s father approaches his trusted friend and cop to
trace Vinod. Finally, the sanctity of "Chinnada Thaali" is protected
and Vinod unites with his wife.
Thilak, who showed a lot of promise in negative roles in "Ganda Hendathi"
and "Meera Mohana Madhava", has failed to give a convincing
performance in the lead role.
Bad script seems to limit his opportunities.
"Thungashree" doesn`t suit the role.
Even seasoned actors like Ravindranath and Rama Murthy have failed to give any
convincing performance in their respective roles.
Technically, the film is so bad shows Rao`s lack of knowledge about the use of
technology in Kannada films.
It is a waste of time to watch this film.