Life has to be taken very lightly at some time and seriously at some other time. This mixture is compulsory for everyone till the breath on this earth!

Some say Life is a meaningless comma in the sentence of life. Life is worth being lived, but not being discussed is the policy too maintained by a section. We come, we go. And in between we try to understand. That is life! Another author very rightly said ‘We are born in other’s pain and perish in our own’. This is exactly of the protagonist Vishaal in the film ‘Lifu Ishtene’.

In the happy family with adjusting parents Vishaal is fortunate enough to be a free loader. He has the weakness of falling in love with pretty girls. Nandini loves him and he returns it but there is no right job for Vishaal. So he loses her and post interval he has Rashmi an anchor in television channel. Vishaal do not accept the love of Rashmi based his past proceedings.

Director Pawan Kumar puts all the proceedings in a casual and convincing style. When it comes to Shivu (Satish) at the end of the film the usage of words like ‘Life as Public Toilet’ is somewhat inconvenient to the ears. At the death bed of his friend also Vishal going very casual was not wanted.

As usual there are good dialogues for Diganth and two lovely girls Sindhu and Samyuktha have done pretty well besides looking pretty on the screen. Satish is very natural. The couple Achyuth Rao and Veena Sunder also turned out different.

Mano Murthy has come out well with the songs – Yarge Helona Nam Problemmu…. Ninna Gungalle….Mayavi Maya Madu Nana…are glorious tunes.

Sugnan in the camera has no flaws. This is worth watching.