Title – Prayanikara Gamanakke, Producer – Suresh, Direction – Manohar and Team, Music – Vijeth Krishna, Cinematography – Kiran Hampapura, Cast – Bharath, Lokesh, Amitha, Deepak Shetty, Nanjappa, Girish, Baby Sonia, Pavitra, Ninad, Radha Ramachandra, Pranav Murthy and others.

Is it right to punish the innocent as a revenge to defame the VRS Travel Company? Bringing down reputation of VRS is the sole intention, there are many steps. Around eight passengers in it, the stand of the protagonist – Driver Bharat Sarja and his friend Lokesh should have been different.

The pickup bus is hijacked for the gory past of the protagonist. That is VRS pickup bus for your information. It is this VRS bus that rammed the auto driven by protagonist father in the past that resulted in brutal death. The onus of this death of children came on protagonist father as the powerful operator of VRS Company escaped in the court verdict.

The revenge from those days in the heart of protagonist is to defame the reputation of VRS travels. In order to do so, he hijacks the pickup bus with brilliant effort.

Inside the bus there is pregnant woman, a child, old man who is supposed to reach his wife who is in last days in life, eloped lovers, a doctor, angry middle aged person, a physically handicap person. The last person supposed to travel in this bus misses in the last minute to board. That is the starting point of trouble for Bharat and Lokesh who have hijacked the bus.

The police tactics to trace this bus also go in vain. The bus even surpasses the toll at one point of time missing the police eyes. What next you have to watch it on silver screen.

Bharat Sarja, Lokesh, Deepak Shetty and few others inside the bus have supported well. The screenplay is interesting and grip is not missing in this film.

There are two haunting songs in the background from Vijeth Krishna. The cinematography of Kiran Hampapura a real challenge is visible on silver screen. Most part of the shoot is in night shoot of in and around Bengaluru.

‘Prayanikara Gamanakke’ is what you can watch with ‘Gamana’.

Rating:3.5 /5 ***