From action to choregraphy and music, the film is an all-round entertainer which also impressed critics with the storyline and direction. Ego and misunderstandings separate the lead pair despite their love for each other, only to reunite them years later.

Much before he was beating up the baddies in KGF, the actor was wooing the fresh-faced Kriti Kharbanda in Googly. Romantic comedy Googly packs in everything that a fan of actor Yash might ask for. The realism of the story, performances of the three main leads, the cinematography, and the music score of the film have been praised by critics. While most love stories end happily, director KS Ashoka goes off the usual track to give it a rather shocking ending, proving that not everything is always hunky dory in real life.

Just when they find joy in each other company, Dia finds out that Rohit is still alive. She meets another man, Adi, who helps her cope with life. But an accident separates them and Dia thinks she has lost Rohit forever. The protagonist Dia falls in love with Rohit, and finds out that he reciprocates the feeling, after waiting for several years.

Milana saw massive commercial success and completed a 500-day run in theatres, with critics praising Puneeth Rajkumar’s performance.ĭia’s story is centered on the external and internal experiences and dialogues of the female protagonist. The story then waits for Akash to realise he wants Anjali, too, and when that happens, it’s a happy ending after all. But his good nature wins Anjali’s heart and she eventually falls in love with her. Anjali is on a quest to find the man she loves and is separated from, Akash is also in love with someone else. The story begins with a couple, Akash and Anjali, who make it clear they don’t want to stay with each other right from their wedding night. The romantic drama film is co-written and directed by Prakash, and starring Puneeth Rajkumar, Parvathy Thiruvothu and Pooja Gandhi in the lead roles. Here’s our pick of five Kannada films which serve oodles of romance mixed with comedy, drama, action and tragedy. We’ve tried to stick to fun films, except for one title for viewers who prefer more realistic cinema. Some of these are commercially successful, while others have been critically lauded. After Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam, it’s time to look at some romantic Kannada films that have been popular among viewers. As Valentine’s Week rolls on and we prepare for February 14, we’re arming you a watchlist from regional languages in keeping with the mushy mood all around.

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