The story is something which we have been seeing in numerous films of this kind. After a point of time, things get repetitive and boring. Ramya is decent in her role as the kid’s mother.Ĭompared to the first half, the second half slows down. This movie has enough content to appeal to kids. The story is well established in the initial hour and sets the tempo for the next hour. The entire first half is high on entertainment. The bonding between the kid and Prabhudeva is well depicted.

His screen presence, charisma, and dancing skills are very much spot on and entertain big time. Definitely, Ashwanth will have a bright future ahead. His performance as a kid who has the stammering problem is fantabulous. Did Karnamukhi return to his world? How did Karnamukhi change Srini’s life? These questions will be answered only on the big screen.Īshwanth Ashok Kumar (the kid who played a small role in Super Deluxe) is a major asset to the film. The rest of the story is about how Karnamukhi changed the kid’s life. One day the school takes him to an exhibition where he accidentally releases Karnamukhi from the curse. On the other side, we get to see a schoolboy Srinivasa Rangan (Ashwanth Kumar) who faces problems with his fellow mates due to his stammering issue. He tells Karnamukhi that even if someone releases him from the curse, that person needs to mouth a certain Sanskrit sloka in 48 days for Karnamukhi to return to his world. The sage curses Karnamukhi and turns him into a statue. But Karnamukhi asks the sage to curse him instead. Sage who gets frustrated by this act thinks to curse Kinginiya. One day his son Kinginiya disturbs a sage who will be in deep meditation.

Karnamukhi (Prabhudeva) heads the evil kingdom. Starring: Prabhudeva, Ashwanth Ashok Kumar, Ramya NambessanĬhoreographer turned actor Prabhudeva is back to entertain the audience with the fantasy drama My Dear Bootham.

My dear bootham cast