Kendasampige

What stands out in the movie is CLASSY cinematography, hats off to Sathya Hegde and a gripping screenplay by S.Surendranath-Rajesh Nataranga-Suri trio. Though story (written by S. Surendranath) looks simple, its screenplay that makes the movie an edge of the seat thriller. They'd made use of drone shots exceptionally well to showcase some of the beautiful city locations across Karnataka and it gives the audience a very new experience and it is first of it's kind in Kannada cinemas (if am correct). Topnotch filmmaking by Suri and easily this is his best direction so far. Had he handled the suspense(twist) plots perfectly towards the end, it'd have been even more exciting. He's somehow failed in that aspect. That's the only major drawback I could find out in the movie. New lead pair Vicky-Manvitha have acted reasonably well especially Manvitha. Not only she's cute looks, but also sweet voice. Rajesh Nataranga is at his best. Prakash Belavadi, Chandrika and Prashanth Siddi (hope he will rock in part l Kaage Bangaara) have done justices to their respective roles. Background score and music by V. Harikrishna are engaging. Thanks to Deepu S. Kumar for his sharp editing (film's total length is 98 min). Finally the film makes us curious enough to wait eagerly for it's prequel 'Kaage Bangaara'. Congrats to Suri and team for delivering us a remarkable film :)

This movie has everything, love, suspense! And the freshness of the story, cinematography. They have shown almost 4-5 districts of Karnataka(main areas of the cities), shot from the top(probably using drones, that's what i guessed). The newbies have acted so well. No useless fight scenes. And a nice creative idea of keeping the audience curious about the first part. Hope PART1 will be more exciting than this. Love the song : nenape nithya mallige. Lovely lyrics and soothing music. I don't see why people will ever miss Kannada movies if they are this good. Please do watch! Time to be proud Kannadigas!

Kriti

What amazed me is how the script writer and director have packed a perfect story in just 98 minutes of screen time. You rarely get this in Indian cinema. The performances by the newbies does full justice to the story, cinematography is excellent with aerial shots of many places in Karnataka. Picturization inside Chitradurga Fort is noteworthy. Musics blends well with the subject of the movie. The movie is narrated so well that I could not notice the climax, it is as if you are living one of the character in the movie.

Good to see movies like RangiTaranga, KendaSampige being tried in Kannada cinema. Waiting to see more such flicks.

What an Amazing Film ! Just loved the Direction, camera work ! Loved the film !

Dream of EVery guy to get a Girlfriend like gowri !

If kannada film industry does such new films ! Kannada film will industry will become the best in India

I am planning to watch it once more

Waiting for Part 1 - Kaage bhangara

EVen NEwcomer hero has done very well in this film

All technicians has done so well !

hats off to Suri ! what a amazing direction

After the film u will get a hangover of love

U feel or will definitely remember ur olden love days

Excellent Movie Kendasampige is a 2015 Indian Kannada thriller film directed by Duniya Soori and written by Surendranath. It stars newcomers Santhosh Reva and Manvitha Harish in the lead roles, making their debuts with the film. Rajesh Nataranga, Prakash Belawadi and Chandrika feature in supporting roles. The film was released with a tag line Part II Ginimari Case, and is a sequel to Soori's forthcoming film Kaage Bangara. The plot which is centered on a couple who are framed in a case of crime and are on a run from police, exposes the nexus between the latter and the influential. Produced under the banner Parimala Film Factory, the cinematography for the film was done by Satya Hegde and was edited by Deepu S. Kumar. V. Harikrishna composed the film score and the soundtrack. The film was released on 11 September 2015 to very positive reviews from critics. They acclaimed the film's screenplay, direction, cinematography, and the acting performances of Belawadi and Nataranga.