There are many cop stories but capturing the hearts via dialogues and stunning performance it is rare. ‘Huli’ in the combination of Kishore, Om Prakash Rao and MS Ramesh has been well measured for the front benchers and action film lovers.

The thunderous claps not only for Kishore dialogues but for the appearance of Jennifer Kotwal too. That is because of her skin show.

Huli (Kishore) not only roars like Tiger against criminals he also make the people understand the need of participation. Give up “Namagyake” says Huli to the public to counter the problems effectively for better tomorrow. The fear engulfed people are not ready to hear the advice of Huli. A series of attempts of Huli go in vain. The corrupt politician and his siblings are supreme. Huli loses his mother because he showed his police power.

So what is left out? I have not been able to protect my mother how I protect my mother land quips Huli and goes back to agriculture. He is brought back again. The three gunny bag cases are cleared yet it is not proved against culprits. Now people give up ‘Namagyke’ and come to the witness box.

Kishore is excellent in cop role. He should become a little fleshy for this kind of role. His diction of Kannada for cop role is fabulous. A good replacement for Saikumar! Jennifer makes front benchers very happy. In fact she suits this kind of sharp roles. Her costume throughout the film is watched. Shobaraj has a good length role and he succeeds and makes pick laughter.

The dialogue writer MS Ramesh has lived to the front benchers for punches at the right time.

Manohar capture in the camera is too good. His top angle shots of Mysore city is a treat to watch. There are two songs worth hearing once.

This is a feast for the Christmas festival eve.

Title - HULI, Producers - Sudheendra and Shivaprakash, Screenplay, direction - N Omprakash Rao, Music - Abhiman Roy, Cinematography - Manohar, Cast – Kishore Jennifer kotwal, Malavika Avinash, Sumithra, Srinivasamurthy, Shobaraj, Adhi Lokesh and others.