The guessing for the characters is also nail biting moment for the audience. Whether they would join together, the clues help them to solve the problem etc are found in Yendimuru Veeendranath novels. One such beautiful film was ‘Beladingala Baale’ after that Tamil film ‘Kadhal Kotai’ further pumped so many to other languages on this missing between characters.

Director S narayan has gone up to date with the using of FACE BOOK in his script. While unknowingly in ‘Sevanthi Sevanthi’ the Mangalasutra is tied around the neck of Ramya by Vijaya Raghavendra it is the removal of the Mangalasutra after the divorce of Golden star Ganesh and Manjari in this film. To top it all Ganesh father asking Manjari ‘Will you be my daughter in the house’ is the wonderful thought only a director and writer like S Naryan can only think about.

Cinema is not always natural. That is especially when commercial films are made. Anything could be used to the support of the screenplay and entertained. Such work has gone in for ‘Munjane’.

Pavithra fine habit becomes a thorn. She is in the habit of writing on the walls, shirts, empty spaces of the buses etc. She even writes on the ‘Sorekayi’ in the vegetable market that helps the protagonist Manu to pick it to his cupboard.

When the Sorekayi is kissed for the writing ‘Hrudayavasi’ somewhere staying Pavithra reacts to that smooch. When she is living with Manu – both fail to understand. They do not sit together and discuss. That spoils their life to the extent of divorce. After divorce Manu father ask him to take out the Mangalasutra – a family sentiment episode for masses.

Do the couple after separation able to join together. It is only the face book messages that Manu feeds becomes hot news. Knowing these developments Manjari comes to know and she decided to join Manu after divorce.

Ganesh has done very well in this film and emotional he attracts the fans and family audience. He looks good and in songs especially slow motion ones he is too good. When he is taking a bite of Jehangir in a song it is mouth watering for others. That is shown in the slow motion.

Manjari Phadnis has emoted well but could have been better. Narayan in a short role is good. Very good is Malavika, Raghavendra Joshi and Rajendra Karanth. MN Lakshmi Devi has gone extreme.

Naavu Hingene….reminds Geeya Geeya tune of yesteryears, Hoove Ne Aralo Munjane Idhu…is too good. Jagadish Wali is wonderful again in camera.

This is worth watching and second half is most important part of the film.

Title – Munjane, Producer – Smt Bhagyavathi, Story, screenplay, Direction – S Narayan, Music – S Narayan, Cinematography – Jagadish Wali, Cast – Ganesh, Manjari, Malavika, Ragavendra Joshi, Rajendra Karanth, MN Lakshmi Devi and others.