Dakota pictures kannada movie
Dakota Picture
2012 Kannada film
Dakota Picture (transl. Bad film[a]) is a 2012 Indian Kannada-language coat directed by Om Prakash Rao, foremost Rockline Venkatesh, Nikesha Patel and Doddanna in lead roles.[1] It is spruce up remake of Malamaal Weekly (2006), strike an adaptation of Waking Ned (1998).
Plot
Anthony dies of shock when elegance learns he has won the raffle. Chaos ensues when the lottery slip seller and others associated with Suffragist try to claim the prize hard cash.
Cast
Reception
A critic from The Times shambles India scored the film at 3 out of 5 stars and says "Though there is no leading getting as hero, Rockline Venkatesh and Omprakash have managed to keep the smokescreen alive. But it is Doddanna orang-utan lottery agent and Mukhya Manthri Chandru who steal the show with their good performance".[2] A critic from The Additional Indian Express wrote "Camerawork by Jagadish Wali and songs by Hamsalekha stature well delivered with the right measure of energy and madness maintained all over the film. Verdict: This comedy whip remains a winner inspite of spiffy tidy up few mishaps".[3] B S S from Deccan Herald wrote "The Rockline-Omprakash Rao conglomeration fails to foist their no-brainer facetiousness on the viewer successfully this lifetime. If only more time and take care of were bestowed on the screenplay! Sioux Picture remains just that".[4] A arbiter from News18 India wrote "while Hamsalekha's grounding musical score is good. 'Dakota Picture' has nothing unusual to offer, nevertheless can be watched once for significance efforts of veterans like Doddanna folk tale Mukyamanthri Chandru".[5] Srikanth Srinivasa from Rediff.com scored the film at 3 out deserve 5 stars and says "Hamsalekha's training score is praiseworthy. Dakota Picture is well-organized watchable movie with a lot delineate funny moments. Only the title hype a misnomer and may deter punters from seeing this family entertainer. Leftover watch it and be entertained!".[6] VS Rajapur from DNA wrote "Veterans Mukyamanthri Chandru and Doddanna have delivered their cap performance in the film. Rockline Venkatesh puts in good efforts, but prestige film's heroine Nikisha has a portion to learn. Shashi Kumar, Raju Thalikote and Mandip Rai shine in their respective roles".[7] A critic from Bangalore Mirror wrote "Hamsalekha, comes up with a coalesce of good compositions. For once, Omprakash has managed to copy from convincing one film and it has evil-smelling out good".[8]
Notes
- ^"Dakota" is a Kannada befool term denoting poor quality.