Dhool

<p>Guru (Yogesh), an unemployed youth is a carefree guy. He meets Priya (Aindrita) in a temple and instantly falls for her. Priya is the sister of rich industrialist Nanda (Prakash) who is extremely possessive about her. Knowing his adamant attitude, Guru approaches Nanda and asks for his sister’s hand. Enraged upon his daring, Nanda kicks him out of the house. But Guru silently woos Priya and both fall in love. Nanda uses his money power to break this alliance in several attempts but fails. Later Guru takes up a challenge to win over Priya using his money power and succeeds. The film began its principal photography in 2009 and the first schedule was completed by 11 September 2009. It was reported that the actor Prakash Rai, who reprised his role from the original Tamil film, was paid 40 Lakhs for his role. The audio was launched on Akshaya Audio label. The audio launch event was held at Bangalore with actor Yogesh presence. Actress was absent at the event as she was away on a trip. There was a row between actress and director over her absence which was amicably solved later. The song “Amma Loosa” was hugely popular among the masses and was on top of the dance charts for many weeks. All music is composed by . Shruti Indira Lakshminarayana from scored the film at 3 out of 5 stars and says “Dhool has nothing new to offer in terms of story. In fact it is inspired by Tamil super hit film Thiruvilleyadal Aarambam. The film makes an enjoyable one time watch because of its comedy and its punches. Yogi won’t disappoint his fans”. A critic from wrote “The movie Dhool is an action oriented flick”. Sunayana Suresh from wrote “V Harikrishna has scored some good numbers, especially ‘Amma Loosa’. The Dr Rajkumar hit Nanna Neenu Gellalaare, which is recreated featuring Yogesh and Prakash Raj, is quite good too. This makes for a perfect weekend watch”. B S Srivani from wrote “Aindrita is pleasing on the eye. Achyuth, Sudha Belawadi and others add their mite to make the film relatable. Dharani’s screenplay scores that way. Harikrishna’s music has some unusual ‘sounds’ but except for the “Loosa” song the rest don’t make the cut”.</p>