Gandhada Gudi

Just few words - Puneeth Rajkumar is eternal!!!Every Indian should watch this movie. World'class cinematography, Beautiful picturisation and breathtaking visuals. Good background score by ajaneesh and prateek sheety work is superb. Eventough it docu drama it connectes to you and is very engaging and Puneeth sir's humour is something we definitely miss in the future. Puneeth sir is among us with our beautiful nature around us and it is our duty to protect it and conserve it. Lastly hatsoff to the direction department and director amogh varsha for capturing our raw nature and showing Puneeth sir as himself.

With very good social message to conserve forest and nature, this movie is the best bet for Oscar from India.

Movie is not a regular masala movie but much more than that, it doesnt bore you like documentary movies, last 30 minutes you will involve yourself deep to appreciate nature around you and think of giving back to nature.

This is best tribute from Punith for himself, no superstar would dare to go such a documentary, with so much humility he has explored our nature,culture..hats off.

Its not a must watch, but you will miss a very good movie or not appreciating the very good efforts from the team.

It's not a movie or a documentary, it's a feeling it's pure raw joy you get from truly enjoying the journey. And this film has not been acted but lived. It truly is an experience watching the film. It begins and ends with the nature. The cinematography is fantastic and the locations chosen for the shoot are some of the unseen treasures that should and must be left as it is.

Then again it finds a special place in my heart for various reasons. The movie is also some of the final memories that will be preserved and cherished for generations to come. And Sir we thank you for all your contribution.

Loved the documentary, I was bit skeptical to watch documentary as I don't understand the language much, but a very well composed and portrayed film. I would say must watch for everyone who loves nature and who are not much into nature too, this documentary probes one to appreciate the nature and how lucky we are to live in this wonderful world. I'm sure Puneeth fans love it more to see through his eyes. Amogh has documented and narrated experiences very well, great photography and outstanding music by Anjaneesh throughout. Overall a great experience of 96 minutes makes one to enjoy the beautiful visuals, appreciate nature and hopefully do something to to preserve it.

This docu-drama can be mistaken for a wildlife documentary from the trailer, but is truely a cinema which celebrates Karnataka's diverse natural heritage and an unforgettable experience through the eyes of our beloved "Appu". It's a total visual grandeur that make us Kannadiga's proud of our land, coupled with very beautifully composed bgm. There are - candid conversations which makes us smile unknowingly; small tales which makes us curious while listening; social messages which is not forced but need us to understand; song bites which celebrates the culture depicted; moments which connects to Appu sir and make us teary eyed. His respect and concern towards the nature and cultural heritage make us feel pride in saying he will always be our role model. This movie also felt like one last conversation personally with our Rajaratna. Just can't thank enough for this project to Amoghavarsha. Thank You for this beautiful experience.