Saarathi

Autos all the way

Darshan has donned the role of a disciplined autorickshaw driver in the movie. For much ado about nothing, the movie showcases the mettle of the rickshaw drivers and their love for their autos, which is pretty evident throughout the movie.

As expected, heroine Deepa falls in love with Darshan in the beginning. The punch line at the back of the rick does the trick.

Songs in the movie have to be credited for picturisation and the lyrics and have been well timed in the movie (Harikrishna, Nagendra Prasad).

The action scenes with the autos bear an uncanny resemblance to the Tuk-Tuk chase scene from ‘Ong Bak’, but with only lot of ropes used.

Dinakar has gone well about the whole setting and the screenplay of ‘Saarathi’ with a bit of comedy and action (of course) is a total mass entertainer.

As usual the Challenging Star is portrayed as invincible yet again in this latest flick, with stuntmen flying all over the place with just a touch. Well, that is ‘Saarathi’ for you!
Deepa Sannidhi, the heroine has done a good job. For a debut role, she is outstanding, which has also earned her another Sandalwood role with a big banner.

Rangayana Raghu and Bullet Prakash’s timing is just perfect with both of them complementing each other, making the audience laugh their guts off.  Though it is a mass entertainer, the songs and the setting of the location puts it on a par with other big banner movies.