Vidyapati

I don't know who rated this movie so low. But if you actual reviews all are 10/10. One of the most underrated movie of Indian cinema. I hope this movie will get the recognition it deserves. Perfect direction and screenplay. And incredible acting from the lead actors. It felt like I'm waiting Chandi chowk to chaina movie. It's fine people start accepting movies like this.

Even though the story of the movie is pretty simple. Execution is top- notch. There are lot of goosebumps moments. Hats off to director for coming up with a unique story life. I think the first kungfu movie of Kannada cinema.

Vidyapati is a refreshingly original film that blends humor, emotion, and social commentary with surprising finesse. The performances are heartfelt, especially Nagabhushana's vulnerable lead and Malaika's quietly powerful presence. It's rare to see a film so honest about real emotions while still being so entertaining. And the directors have done an incredible job with its gripping screenplay and casting. A must-watch for lovers of thoughtful cinema with a quirky twist! The film offers something genuinely new with its role reversals, emotional depth, and subtle satire. Even its action sequences serve a narrative purpose, making this a unique and rewarding watch.

Vidyapati is a delightful surprise. It takes a simple premise and turns it into a deeply human, funny, and thought-provoking experience. Siddu's journey from self-doubt to self-worth is both entertaining and moving. The film doesn't rely on heroism in the traditional sense-it's about quiet courage and emotional growth. The writing is sharp, the humor lands well, and the performances feel real and grounded. A charming film that stays with you long after the credits roll.

The cinematography and background score complement the tone beautifully, creating moments that are equal parts awkward, heartfelt, and hilarious. It's a film that knows exactly what it wants to say and does so with honesty and charm. Definitely worth watching and sharing.

The movie started with a decent pace, but something about it kept me hooked. I found myself smiling through the awkward moments and really caring about Siddu by the end. It's not flashy or dramatic, but it has its own charm. Felt like watching someone's real-life mess unfold gently.

The movie started with a decent pace, but something about it kept me hooked. I found myself smiling through the awkward moments and really caring about Siddu by the end. It's not flashy or dramatic, but it has its own charm. Felt like watching someone's real-life mess unfold gently.

Must watch awesome performance by all the artists.

Vidyapati is a complete entertainer that delivers on all fronts! From the opening scene to the final frame, the film keeps you thoroughly engaged and emotionally connected. Nagabhushana impresses with a natural and powerful performance, while Malaika brings grace, strength, and screen presence that adds soul to the narrative. Garuda Ram is intense and commanding, and the supporting cast complements the story perfectly, each contributing meaningfully.

A special applause for the directors, Esham and Haseen - their direction is sharp, fresh, and filled with clarity. Their storytelling feels both modern and rooted, with excellent pacing, visuals, and emotional impact. The songs are enjoyable, the scenes are well-crafted, and the film carries a strong emotional core. Vidyapati is a must-watch - a well-made, heartfelt film that entertains, inspires, and leaves a lasting impression. Kannada cinema is in good hands with talents like these!