Maleyali Jotheyali Kannada Movie Review 2009
Cast and Crew:
Director: Preetham Gubbi
Producer: Mrs. Shilpa Ganesh
Starring: Ganesh, Anjana Sukhani, and Yuvika Choudary.
Music Director: V.Harikrishna
Cinematography: Krishna
Releasing on: Dec 11, 2009
The Film Maleyali Jotheyali Kannada Movie Trailer Watch Maleyali Jotheyali Video Songs For Kannada film Download Free Wallpaper Maleyali Jotheyali Music preview cast crew dvd Movie Review Ganesh has dual reasons to celebrate today, the lauch of Maleyali Jotheyali which will coincide with his 25th movie as an actor. Ganesh expressed his wish to give something to my fans and thought it should be an entertaining movie with a good script, entertaining songs and some excellent camera work. Ganesh had initially never thought of producing until director Pritam Gubbi, approached him with a story and asked for his opinion on it. After consulting his wife Shilpa, Ganesh then decided to produce the movie under a home banner. Maleyali Jotheyali is a family entertainer with 70% of the shooting done in the rain. In fact Ganesh would sing the opening song of the movie as he fields his singing talent which he has harnessed during his orchestra days.
Maleyali Jotheyali: Like a light drizzle that soaks up your senses before you can know, this beautiful track from Harikrishna unravels its melody with an unhurried leisure. Vaani Harikrishna’s voice is mischievous and melodious at the same time. The repeat value of this song is such that you don’t mind listening to the same tune once again in Sonu Nigam’s silky voice.
Enu Helabeku: Although this song is tuneful, there are a couple of complaints that we have about this track. First, the CD cover shows utter disrespect to the female singer of the song as it does not mention her name on the cover. Of course sir, Sonu Nigam’s name is enough to lure the listeners; but show some respect to the female singers too! Our second complaint is that the track again looks ‘inspired’ from one more Hindi track!
Yaare Ninna Mummy: Harikrishna’s favorite pupil for peppy songs, Tippu, makes a noisy entry in this album with Priya Himesh, who gives a run for Tippu’s money in being bubbly and vivacious. Although this track seems to be a bit of a letdown, you may still like it when you see it.
