Upendra

A movie that revolves around the "greed self" controlled by the balance and often clash of *human desires* vs "human responsibilities " vs "human sustenance" as expressed by three characters! A must watch movie which was released in 1999, way, way ,way ahead of it's time! Relevant till date!!... Would rate it more than 10 if the Rating alowed me to do so!

This is my all time favourite movie! Watch the movie with 100% attention to detail.

Upendra, the guy who narrated an Indian philosophical concept in a terrific commercial way which no one did ever in Indain cinema history. He is the guy who can think like what the rest of the world cannot think ever. The movie is a 2D story plot which deals with one's personal life along with his desire to become powerful in the world. And he is the worlds(50) best director who placed in 17th position in IMDB list. This movie ran 200 days succesfully in karnataka and completed 150 days in Andhrapradesh. Upendra Become popular in south INDIA after his ''A'' movie along with ''UPENDRA''. Screenplay was marvellous and fans were crazy about this movie.

This movie was released 20 years ago and even now when you watch it it doesn't feel outdated. It was way ahead of its time. Upendra is a master class when it comes conveying a philosophy while keeping the audience entertained through out the movie. Non linear timelines, different perceptive, breaking the 4th wall makes the movie cult classic. I have never scene a movie in which the protagonist is introduced in the story. This movie has inspired lot of people to become filmmakers..

The other reviewers have already done justice in praising "Upendra" the director and the film, especially the one who said this movie made them change the way they viewed the world - believe me, that person isn't alone! I think it made a whole generation of ours to do the same. Only Upendra could envision this monster of a movie and actually pull it off! Kudos to him. If you haven't watched it yet I cannot recommend this one highly enough. Go for it, last I checked it's available for free viewing on YouTube.