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Rakshit Shetty's film, Saptha Sagaradaache Ello (Side A), doesn't meet the high standards he set in Kannada cinema. Although it features a simple love story set in a jail, the screenplay lacks depth. While it includes experimental elements and evokes emotions, it ultimately falls short of being his best work, leaving anticipation for Side B.
There’s an elephant we have to get out of the room while talking about Rakshit Shetty movies – ‘it’s different.’ That’s precisely why the Shetty team of the Kannada industry has rose from zero to a clean hundred in a relatively short time. They look good on screen and they do things differently. Kannada film... Continue Reading →