Director Anil Kumar seems to have created many an instance for his audience to go Waare Wah Dilwala at his second outing in Sandalwood. Although the candyfloss romance seems like an overdose at times, it could all be forgiven while taking into consideration the fine performances by the cast. Like all good love stories, in Dilwala too,

The lead pair, Radhika Pandit and Sumanth Shailendra fall in love while studying in college. Radhika, is a farmer`s daughter and is bowled over by the cool antics of Sumanth. But there`s a twist. As luck would have it, just when Radhika is head over heels in love with her man, she realises he`s a gang lord`s son. A few fights there, a couple of songs here, convincing unrelenting parents..all necessary ingredients of a potboiler are in this one.

Watch out for a mature performance by Radhika who seems to get better with each film. In his second film, Sumanth has brushed up on his acting skills and seems to have  improved after the debacle of Aata. But the man to watch out for is the `villain` Ravishankar, whose histrionics in a ten minute Antakshari act needs a special mention. Don`t go looking for something new in this film enjoy it as a simple love story.