Among the female artists, Oorvashi and Shruthi take the cake. Ramesh has also excelled as an actor, though he gets more marks as a director. Kamal's Hubli accent is sure to have the audience in splits. Kamal comes out with an outstanding performance in which he surpasses himself in Tamil comedy like Tenali, Avvai Shanmughi, Panchathanthram and even Sati Leelavathi. Only glitch seems to be the music, which could be better. T he Kannada remake is all about style and technical expertise. And, therefore, it will be demeaning for Ramesh to say that the film is just a remake of Sati Leelavathi. New script has some sequences featuring these new communication tools. The earlier film was made at a time when mobile phones, SMS and e-mails were not in vogue. Ramesh makes some subtle changes in the script. In the Kannada film, Kamal and Ramesh play the same roles that they played in the Tamil original, but other roles have been suitably juggled with.
Some great dialogues and riveting performances by many artists, especially Kamal Hassan, help the film score. Finally all ends well with the intervention of a good doctor, a classmate of the adulterous husband. The film is all about how his family copes with the new situation and teaches the betrayer a lesson.
The plot revolves around the 7-year itch syndrome when a happily married husband starts philandering. The combination of these two giants on screen would itself warrant a huge interest and the film certainly matches it. This fabulous comedy also marks Kamal Haasan's return to Kannada films after 18 years' hiatus. Ramesh wields the megaphone for the first time and comes out in flying colours. Yet, the Tamil film industry has not utilised his potential. The actor is at his intellectual best in a new film Rama Shama Bhama, a remake of the Tamil Hit Sati Leelavathi produced 15 years ago. Actor Ramesh Arvind has proved his talent in many Kannada films.
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