KAALA BHAIRAVA MOVIE REVIEW
This movie reminds you of Dr Rajkumar starrer Doorada Betta and films such as Jogi and Majestic. The mother wants the son to go to Bengaluru to see him successful. But, once the son leaves the village, she longs for him and wails in his memory.

Meanwhile, Bhairava comes to the city and becomes an affable guy. He comes to Bengaluru with a promise to his mother that he would buy her an expensive saree. There are fights in the city in the midst of all this and duets as well. Whether he wins his love or buys his mother a saree or not to go back to his village forms the remaining part of the story.

The film has sentiment, comedy, duet, romance, and fights and all that an average cine-goer expects. Director Shivaprabhu has attempted to provide a full meal to all those watching this movie. The director has strived hard to present the story in a fresh style as the theme seems to be time tested and evergreen for the audiences.

Loose Maada Yogi has worked hard to get into the skin of the character and has largely succeeded. Akhila Kishore has shown improvement in her performance.Rangayana Raghu, Sharath Lohitaswa and Mestri Balu have done justice to their roles. Suchendra Prasad’s performance as the cop is worth mentioning. Jassie Gift’s music fits the bill and is composed according to the situation.  

Kaala Bhairava is worth a watch.
-26/03/16

KAALA BHAIRAVA RELEASING ON MARCH 25
Loose Maada Yogish’s much-delayed film Kaala Bhairava will release on March 25 all over Karnataka in about 150 theatres. The film is being distributed by Muniraju. The film is directed by Shivaprabhu and produced by Kumaresh Babu. The film stars Akhila Kishore, Tabla Nani, Sharath Lohitaswa, Rangayana Raghu and Neenasam Aswath (in a transgender role),

Director Shivaprabhu Yogi’s role can be likened to that of Dr Rajkumar in Doorada Betta but the former’s occupation in the movie is different. The film has Kamsale songs and the film is about what happens when the hero comes to Bengaluru to fulfil his mother’s desire.

Tabla Nani plays Yogi’s maternal uncle and will be seen throughout the length of the movie. The film has a rural milieu and Nani sings in the movie in praise of Mahadeshwaraswamy and Siddappaji Swamy.
-24/03/16

YOGISH’S KAALA BHAIRAVA TO RELEASE ON MARCH 25
Loose Maada Yogish’s much-delayed film Kaala Bhairava will release on March 25 all over Karnataka in about 150 theatres. The film is being distributed by Muniraju. The film is directed by Shivaprabhu and produced by Kumaresh Babu. The film stars Tabla Nani, Sharath Lohitaswa, Rangayana Raghu and Neenasam Aswath (in a transgender role),

Director Shivaprabhu said K Manju possessed the title which he parted with willingly. Yogi’s role can be likened to that of Dr Rajkumar in Doorada Betta but the former’s occupation in the movie is different. The director said there are Kamsale songs and the film is about what happens when the hero comes to Bengaluru to fulfil his mother’s desire.

The film was delayed by two years due to technical reasons, he said.

Tabla Nani said he plays Yogi’s maternal uncle and will be seen throughout the length of the movie. The film has a rural milieu and added that he sings in the movie in praise of Mahadeshwaraswamy and Siddappaji Swamy.

Yogi who came in an hour late for the press meet joked that the film is late just like how he arrived late for the press meet. He said his character is good in the movie.
-19/03/16