Venu is asked to go and help her so that the financial debt she has with Decent Mohan (Bharani) can be revealed. They have a coffee shop in the hill station which is managed by his father’s teacher Malathi (Sukumari). The story takes a turn when he is told by his father (Bheemaneni) to go to Dakshinagiri. However, the suicide of his close friend due to love failure disturbs him and Venu develops hatred for love and romance. Venu (Varun) is a person who follows his heart and is not keen on taking up any career until he gets the right connect. Varun Sandesh who has been dabbling since a while for a hit has arrived with another venture and the title raised the curiosity of many. On a whole, Kudirithe Kappu Coffee is a typical multiplex film with nice visuals/music.Cast: Varun Sandesh, Suma Bhattachaya, Bheemineni, Tanikella, Sukumari and others I wish the director would have executed the script with better emotional impact. Lack of dramatic impact and hurried-up climax are the weak points.
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The plus points are visuals, music and awesome locations. Kudirithe Kappu Coffee is a simple film with a predictable story line. Producers Mahi and Shiva have made sure that their product is not adulterated with unnecessary commercial elements. I loved the voice of Balu in Srikaram song and it definitely helps if Balu renders meaningful songs. He will turn into a fine music director if he gets more scoring opportunities. His background music is also commendable.
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The songs he scored for this movie are good and soothing. Yogishar Sharma (son of Sirivennela Seetarama Sastri) made his debut as music director. The selection of locations for this movie is so good that this movie can be used as a promotional material for Karnataka tourism. Usages of lenses and framing is very good. Other departments: Santosh Rai’s cinematography is a big asset to the movie. However, the directors needs to be commended for sticking to the core subject and not indulging any commercial padding. The climax part of the movie appears rushed up and it not convincing enough.
Since this film don’t have regular commercial padding, it is extremely important for any director to get the key emotional scenes right. But, he couldn’t execute them convincingly on screen. First time director Ramana Salva has a great visual sense and a poetic taste.
It is a simple story with simple premise. A coffee shop in a lush green outdoors is taken as a background. Story - screenplay - direction: The basic story of the movie is about how a guy who hates love finally falls into love. Tanikella Bharani did the role of an indecent man who runs ‘Decent Lodge’. Siva Narayana (Amrutham fame) has a lengthy character and his work in conflict scene with Tanikella is good. The guy who did assistant to Varun gets a few brownie points. Sukumari who did the role of elder lady is fine. Bheemineni Srinivasa Rao did the role of hero’s father and he is apt. Suma Bhattacharya is okay in the role of female lead. The director offsets it by making heroine tease him about his diction. The only negative in Varun Sandesh’s work in this film is his diction (which keeps improving from film to film, but not good enough yet). It’s a different characterization for Varun Sandesh and he does justice to his role. Rest of the story is all about how they transform the fortune of the coffee shop together and what happens when Venu starts having feelings towards Lasya. Giri sends his son Venu as an anonymous guy to help Malathi out. That coffee shop does actually belong to Venu’s father Giri (Bheemineni Srinivasa Rao) who gives it away to an old school teacher Malathi (Sukumari). Lasya (Suma Bhattacharya) completes her graduation in Hotel Management and she wants to develop a small coffee shop in the picturesque hills of Dakshinagiri into a resort. A male friend’s suicide over love makes Venu (Varun Sandesh) hate the word ‘love’.
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