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Ombatthane Dikku Movie Details

Ombatthane Dikku is a 2021 Indian Kannada-language crime thriller film film directed and produced by Dayal Padmanabhan, starring Yogesh, Aditi Prabhudeva, film is officiall remake of Tamil film Kurangu Bommai. It marks the second collaboration between director and Aditi Prabhudeva.

Movie get positive reviews from both Critics and audiences praise the movie for its unique narrative style, characterisation.

Ombatthane Dikku Movie Cast

Yogesh as Channakeshava
Aditi Prabhudeva as Saroja Devi
Sai Kumar as Varadappa
Ashok as Vasu
Prashanth Siddi as Chintaka, thief
Sampath Maitreya as Loki
Ramesh Bhat as Murthy
Mahesh as Giri, Varadappa henchman
Sundar Veena as Saroja’s father
Shruthi Nayak as Channakeshava mother
Rockline Sudhakar as Astologer
Sonu Upadhyaya as Loki’s wife
Muni as Police Inspector
Yatiraj as Police constable Ramesh

Ombatthane Dikku Movie Review

Dayal Padmanabhan is known for crafting films with a lot of material. Ombatthane Dikku is another of his creations. This is the official remake of the critically praised 2017 film Kurangu Bommai, which has been altered for a more massy approach and the audience of star actor Yogi. The film is interesting, despite a rocky start, and it is a film worth investing one’s time in.

Darshan begins the film with a narrative of a hunter and a bird on its way to take care of its family. This story encapsulates the core of the criminal thriller, with an intriguing non-linear storytelling approach. The picture features a good cast, so it will not disappoint.

The plot revolves around an honest cab driver named Channa Keshava, his love story with a bubbly and outspoken Saroja Devi, and his fight with his father, who works for a smuggler. On the other hand, there is a story about Channa attempting to assist a man in difficulty, whose bag he witnesses being stolen right in front of his eyes. Between these occurrences, there is a story that draws Channa into a web where the battle becomes more personal than he expected.

What works for the film is its distinct narrative structure, in which every little character contributes to the plot and their roles, big or small, wind up being crucial in wrapping up the loose ends of this thriller. When compared to the original, the plot may appear to have more dramatized parts, yet this has both pros and negatives. Ombatthane Dikku gradually becomes an engaging and entertaining film, with plenty of laughter, edge-of-your-seat moments, and emotional drama. Take a chance.