Title – Minchaagi Nee Baralu, Producers – Strawberry Entertainment, Direction – Ranadeep Shantharam Mahadik, Music – V Harikrishna, Cinematography – Mahesh Talkad, Cast – Diganth, Kruthi Karabanda, Ramesh Bhat, Dilip Raaj, Archana, Sihikahi Chandru and others.

Coming from Mumbai – Ranadeep Shantharam Mahadik, Mahesh Talakad and Mahesh Kumar Jaiswal have given a convincing film with science fiction in ‘Minchagi Nee Baralu’.

The concept of 1999 and 2015 – Priyanka and Jay conversing with the help of ‘Dream Time Machine’ and the walkie-talkie is interesting for the family audience to watch. This is a kind of Yendamuri Veerendranath style of presentation. It is a cool watch and gives good work for the brain. The audience reaches to another level in thought watching this film. The trio from Mumbai have done pretty good job.

The 2015 final year engineering student is Jay, the 1999 first year engineering student is Priyanka. Priyanka is surprised with Jay meeting her and it is only the voice exchange between the two. The Time Machine is the discovery of mentor of Jay (Ramesh Bhat). Once Jay also finds interesting, he goes on search of the 1999 so that he can at least meet Priyanka who is 35 plus to 2015.


How Jay with the help of his friend Vishal (Dilipraj) traces the clue and stunned at the end is what touches your heart.

Diganth is best in emotions and looks very smart with grown up hair. Kriti Karbands is no doubt ‘Chand Ka Tukda’ with red saree outfit.


With a few characters director Ranadeep Shantharam Mahadeek has shown his glorious ability as director. Mahesh Talkad renowned cameraman has given fine moments from his camera.

V Harikrishna has lend a few good tunes. The production values are apt. You can easily watch this film with family.

Score = 3/5