Kirik Party

I wasn't around when Premaloka was released and pulled people to theaters big time. But, I assume it was the similar situation as today when you see people cheering, enjoying and celebrating the KIRRIK PARTY with such indulgence in and outside the theaters. I had been to the premier show and couldn't thank my friend more for asking me to join. The best part was the whole crowd sang in chorus for Sananvi as she appeared onto the stage after the premier, You know the same way the freshers sing for her in the film. Of-course she blushed in her typical killer way. Well, Though the film has its own plus and minuses, It keeps you smiling, laughing and heartbroken at times all through the 'Party's journey. Each and every character is so awesomely performed. The new boys are very much fun to watch. I was longing to see the gang more than Rakhsith himself. The beautiful girls, the well carved cinematography, the actors, dialogues, songs and most of all the screenplay, This movies has so much to take you off this world into its own college cocoon. Kudos to the Director Rishabh Shetty and the writers of the film. I am sure I will watch this one at-least 2 more times in cinemas. Thank you guys for this lovely Kirrik!

It's an amazing movie in Kannada Film Industry in recent times, which is fresh, humorous and provides a wholesome entertainment. And most importantly, it lets you remember your college days and cherish those memories.

Talking about the making of the film, Rishab Shetty and his team have done a wonderful Job. Editing is Crisp, Songs are melodious and background music suits the scenes very aptly, thanks to the talented Ajneesh loknath. Especially the background music and the song during interval fight scene is just brilliant. It literally gave me goosebumps.

Coming to the acting, everyone have done their part very well. Rakshit as a mischievous college student in the first half and later a transformed college goon in the second half, has pulled both the shades perfectly. Rest of the cast, including 2 actress have done commendable job as well.

Verdict : It's a must watch film for all the youth. So don't think much. Just go with your gang and enjoy the movie.

This is not a movie, its almost a part of your life on the screen,particularly for engineering students.

For few campus,friends and lectures are the describing moments and for few its the day well spent on the campus.This movie is a well mixed blend of both.

Me being a kannadiga,had always felt the need of fresh air in the industry and it is not a need anymore because kirik party is a trend setter and flagship of 2016 for the kannada industry.

Music and the overall design is very well maintained mix of elegance and simplicity.

Only few movies will give you wow moments yet only a single movie makes you heart filled with laughter and real emotions.

Thank you kirik party team,you people have done something new which am proud to talk about to my non-kannadiga friends:)

Sanavi,name i cant forget.

A must watch!!!!

Last day of the year well spent.

This movie will take you back to your best memories of college. Rakshit Shetty expressions throughout 1st half is just Priceless, Rashmika as Sanvi is cute and Samyukta as Arya bring all sought of energy required for her role... The entire cast is just brilliant..Ajaneesh Loknaths BGM and songs are once again mesmerizing and charming and is an added plus to this movie to connect with the audience... a must watch for everyone regardless of which language you speak.. You''ll surely enjoy this

It had been years since a movie as good as Kirik Party was screened across the theaters in Karnataka. It is evident that this film is nurtured and molded with care. Once the movie starts, nostalgia sets in. Like a sweet ride, it takes us back to the time in our lives I'm sure where most of us would want to revisit. This story blends with finesse a tale of friendship, love and a route to self discovery with ease, riddled with plenty of laughs right through to the end without a dull moment cropping up. You are guaranteed to exit the hall with a laugh. Director Rishab Shetty does a very good job of grabbing hold of your attention from scene one and not letting it go till the end credits roll. All the elements added to the story are pretty much what college goers go through collectively as a bunch. Coming to the acting, most of the cast are new comers and do more than just a decent job. The 'chemistry' between the characters is not forced and you can actually make out the bond the cast shares with one another. Again the credit must go to the director for extracting the best out of them. Both the leading ladies shine in their roles. The versatile actor Achyuth Kumar as always does a wonderful job in this comparatively smaller role. The music takes second place in this race to entertain the audience. Its refreshingly fresh. No song feels dragged on or repetitive. Each are of a different tune and melody. Music Director Ajaneesh Loknath brings something new to the table with every song that has something for everybody's liking. The nostalgic 'Katheyonda Helide' setting the tone for the movie, to the brilliant 'Hey Who are You' that has a sort of 90's feel to it, right to 'Kaagadada Doniyalli' sung by the upcoming singer Vasuiki Vaibhav penned by the wonderful Jayanth Kaikini are all perfect to the T. Last but not the least, the leading man, Rakshit Shetty takes the cake and eats it too. His work is as good as he did in 'UK'. He literally carries the movie on. From writing the story which is the true Winner here, to penning 'Katheyonda Helide' and 'Thirboki Jeevana' he shows his immense potential and his love for the craft. A man of many talents as he showed the world with his incomparable film 'UK', he's just scratching the surface of his potential I'm sure. Here's to a cult classic and hoping that Rakshit Shetty and the Seven Odds bring us more such visual treats.