Samyuktha (1988)

Samyuktha

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Directed by K. N. Chandrashekar Sharma • Music:

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<p>Three youngsters Shivaraj aka Shivu, Balaraj aka Balu and Gururaj aka Guru arrive in to work in a factory owned by Mohan Rao, with the influence of the . They all stay at factory manager Gopal Rao’s house upon Gopal Rao’s insistence. Shivu falls for Devi, Gopal Rao’s sister. They travel across the village where they learn about a desolated house, which is haunted by the ghost of Mohan Rao’s deceased wife Samyuktha. They decide to investigate, but Devi disagrees with them and reveals that her brother-in-law Sadanand, who is a went towards the house to investigate but went missing. Mohan Rao arrives from Delhi and grants them jobs where he also makes them stay at Samyuktha’s house to scare them away from the village as Mohan Rao feels that they are irresponsible persons. The trio shift to the bungalow and experience paranormal activities: When Balu was returning from a theatre with his girlfriend Pramila, he hears sounds of a woman singing, deducing it is a he escapes from the forest to the bungalow. They also realise that someone has been following them. One night, they hear the same song, find a woman and follow her. She tries to commit suicide, but Shivu saves her only to find that she is Devi’s sister Radha, who reveals that she followed Sadanand to the bungalow, only to find him disappeared which results in Radha sinking into depression. The trio checks Samyuktha’s room for clues, but to no avail. Balu wakes up to drink water and finds a horrific ghost in front of their room. The ghost escapes making the trio deduce that someone is trying to scare them by using tactics. After completing their work at night, the trio are attacked by goons, but they manage to defeat them. Balu gets knocked out in the process. Devi arrives at the bungalow to meet the trio, only to see the ghost and escapes from there until Shivu arrives and chases the ghost. He throws a knife at the ghost and finds blood stains where the knife hit its target, confirming their suspicion. At Devi’s friend Shashirekha’s birthday, Guru goes missing and they deduce that he has been kidnapped. In the morning, Shivu and Balu finds Guru’s camera where they find the photo of the priest, who prays at a near the bungalow is involved in the paranormal activities. They follow him at night, but the priest sees them and a chase ensues where the priest disappears. The next morning, Shivu and Balu find the priest dead and his body hanging from the tree. They deduce that the priest disappeared from the temple and at night they check the temple and finds some dotted snake puzzle and solve it which leads to a tunnel, only to find that the base is actually an illegal arms den. Shivu and Balu attack the culprits and frees Guru and Sadanand (who is alive) and also confront the ghost, who reveals that Gopal Rao is behind Samyuktha’s death and arms smuggling. Samyuktha had learnt about Gopal Rao’s smuggling business which leads to Gopal Rao chocking Samyuktha to death and made it look like a suicide, He only spared Sadanand as he is Radha’s husband. Shivu, Balu and Guru confronts Gopal Rao, who reveal themselves as , who are assigned by Mohan Rao to solve the case. A chase and shootout ensues at a factory where Shivu, Balu and Guru manages to catch Gopal Rao and arrest him. After this, Shivu-Devi, Balu-Pramila, Guru-Shashirekha embarks on a road trip at the hillside. The songs of the film were composed by . All lyrics are written by . Abhiram titled his 2017 film , which has no similarity with this film. This article about a Kannada film of the 1980s is a . You can help Wikipedia by .</p>

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Genres: Drama
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Producer: S. A. Govindaraj
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Cinematography: V. K. Kannan
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Release Date: 26-May-88
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Edited By: P. G. Mohan
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Language: Kannada
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Screenplay: Chi. Udayashankar
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