Title – Possible, Producers – Manjunath and Kantharaj, Direction – Raj, Music – Dinesh Kumar, Cinematography – Pramod, Cast – Soorya, Shravya, Shobaraj, Jahangir, Ramakrishna, Padma Vasanthi, Mohan Juneja and others.

Everything in life is possible if you have patience if the crux of this film ‘Possible’ starring Soorya and Shravya. Two NRI Kannadigs Manjunath and Kantharaj invsted on this film and made some ground work before release of the film. The team of ‘Possible’ with director Raj traveled across the state to bring awareness of such a film coming participating in rural games. It is Akara creations debut film.

The protagonist intends to become a cop in life and waiting for the posting. He has a lovely girl friend Shravya. They are in love in the last years. The six years of love is also explained in a top song of the film from MD Pallavi voice. As the father of Shravya look for a match she asks Soorya to marry immediately. Soorya is just waiting for posting to get married in life. Before this they are locked in a house as the vehicle gets punctured in a remote place.

They are forced to stay on that night in a house. At this place the whole film unveils its developments. There is Shobaraj and his partner in this house. The motive of the duo is to usurp property of this house. Soorya would be cop finds the smell something fishy. He prefers to stay back at this place. Shobaraj is waiting for the return of house owner son at this place. He has locked the aged couple in a wardrobe as they declined to sign property papers. What next is you have to watch in this ‘Possible’ Kannada film!

The macho hero Soorya is a good in many angles. He has a good going in coming days. Shravya looks very sweet and emoted beautifully. Shobaraj earns good applaud for his performance. Jahangir has given good humor in this film. Why every character slaps his face? This is uncalled for.

MD Pallavi song is very good in high pitch; two more melodies have come from music director Dinesh Kumar. The camera work is nothing exceptional.

‘Possible’ has some good elements of a commercial cinema with suspense in store.