Gunde Jaari Gallanthayindhe Review

Movie Rating ;- 3.5/5
Starring :- Nithin,Nithya Menon,Jwala Gutta
Direction : Vijay Kumar,
Music :-Anoop
Gunde Jaari Gallanthayindhe Story
Karthik (Nithin) a self confident, handsome, cool looking, youngster fall in love with a girl Shruthi (Isha Talwar) at first looks during his friend Pandu’s (Ali) wedding. Some how, he gets her mobile number from Pandu and gradually come into close contact with her. But, he connects to Shravani (Nitya Menon) instead of Shruthi due to a small mistake in noting down the phone number from his friend. Shravani is a well to do girl. Her fantasy is to fall in love with a guy, who really cares for her and not her money. Hence, she also positively responds to him and they fall in love even before they meet in person.
What happens when he meets her and find she is not the one whom he loved? How she reacts when she understood his mistaken love with her forms interesting part of the film.
Connecting to a wrong number is really a very small point to take risk for making a film, but it has been developed into a wonderful romantic film by the writer and director.
performances :– 
The way they Nithin and Nitya excel with their characters enhances the rich look of the film. Both of they have again proved that they are the best and perfect combination for romantic movies. Hence, we can hope many such movies from them in the days to come. While, Nithin gave his best with his unique body language, performance and style, Nitya Menon gives her best with her graceful looks and facial expressions. The chemistry between them is excellent, romantic scenes are heart touching. Their ease in dance and performance is outstanding. But, Isha Talwar needs to be groomed a lot. Ali has proved that, given him a chance can deliver much more than the expectations, with this film.
Nithin’s obsession for Power star Pawan Kalyan brings the audiences a decent remix song-Emayindhi Eevela from his Toli Prema film. To be frank, this remix song has virtually brings the fragrance of the original song. The Graphic work in this song is another highlight of the film. However, the campaign about Jwala Gutta’s item in the film is proved be very wrong as she plays the spoilsport with her uneasy performance, while the rest gave their best in the same song. She did nothing except showcasing her well built thighs and curves in the song.
Final Say:
The first half of the film is very gripping comparatively to the later part. However, the clever screen play by the director Vijay Kumar never lets you down through out the film. Harshavardhan’s dialogues are also very nice. Music by Anup Rubens and the excellent camera work by Andrew has virtually elevated the romantic mood of the movie. Editing is very crisp. Over all it is an excellent outcome of an excellent team. Director Vijay Kumar has proved his mettle with his very first film and definitely he is having a promising career ahead.