Title – Girgitle, Producers – Girish, Thimmaraju and Venkatesh, Direction – Ravi Kiran, Music – Leo Peters, Cinematography – Arun Suresh, Cast – Pradeep,Guru Chandru, Rangayana Raghu, Vaishnavi, Adviti, Kote Prabhakar, Mitha, Layendra, Bank Janardhan, Gandhi, Kuri Sunil, AR Babu, Raghav Uday, Ramesh Pandit, Ninasam Ashwath, Muni, Priyanka, Ravi Teja, Mohan Juneja, Michael Madhu and others.

‘Live the life happily and show it as a model to others’ – The message of ‘Girgitle’ strikes at the end of the film. Before that so many developments that test your patience happen with a trio and Rangayana Raghu character taking most of the space. In life the oscillation is permanent for human beings.

Rangayana Raghu character main stay of the film gives a lengthy lecture on his situation. A doctor by profession loses all his record in the transit is reduced to the role of a ‘Beggar’ in his life.

Director Ravi Kiran is on negative shade in his screenplay and one goes deep inside his narration the thought is understandable. People need this kind of narration is his notion. The thoughts are quite impressive in the director.

Three ruffian youths want to reach to a level in life. They decide to show their grit and determination with an underworld camp. The trio also makes a cop to fall under their trap. The action saga continues as a major portion in the film.

The reality of life you have to search without looking at logic. After a battle for life the trio digs a place and they commit suicide. The disenchanted Rangayana Raghu is also shown the place.

In his first film director Ravi Kiran handled a number of senior actors and we get to see Raghav Uday and AR Babu – not living today on silver screen. This is the last film of the two it seems.

There is tolerable music from Leo Peters and Arun Suresh cinematography is average. This is a free time pass cinema – don’t look at logic.

Rating:3/5 ***