Title-  JESSI, Producer R Srinivas, Direction- Pawan Wadeyar, music – Anoop Seelin, Cinematography – Arul Somasundaram, Cast – Dhananjay, Parul Yadav, Raghu Mukerjee, Sumalatha Ambarish, Sadhu Kokila, Chikkanna, Sudha Belawadi, Ramakrishna, Avinash, Manjunath, Gowthami and others.

It is not a ‘Gift of Love’ as claimed by kicker line of this film. It is horrifying love. It is the season of male ghosts in Kannada film front. Especially in Santosh complex where ‘Shivalinga’ and ‘Jessi’ at Narthaki are with male ghosts that torment the female. In addition to villains seen in films, here is ghost as villain to soft and sweet heroines.

A film by Pawan Wadeyar has unexpected turns. The main focus is disturbance to the minds. In that Wadeyar is successful like serving the crunchy and beautiful Janata Hotel ‘Vade’. On the wider perspective we get to feel why did select such inconsequential subject at the age of computer. It is a highly debatable cinema. The mother of ghost ‘Jessi’ coming in front and asking to go away, the ghost leaves the affected person that is heroine in this case.

It is a mother sentiment. The character of Jessi (Dhananjay) had told at the time of death he does not want to see her mother in tears. At this death bed for blood cancer Jessi had seen the beautiful doctor Nandini. The beauty of Nandini haunts the protagonist even after death. He does not allow anyone to marry her. That is the trick played by ghost.

Dhananjay should open up and deliver dialogue. He does not have much to do in this film. It is in fact Parul Yadav cinema. Raghu Mukerjee looks very comfortable in his role. Another sprightly girl Gauthami is attractive delivering dialogues for boys and girls. She gives the number of changing 136 boy friends. Making the one coming from BMW to Maruthi 800 car!

Anoop Seelin has been able to give one haunting tune. Cinematography is up to the good standards. The locations are fine, dialogues are well written. The length of the film 123 minutes is also fine.

Another Ghost film for you.