Then starts the romantic line when Vijay, who was her boyhood friend, tries to win her heart. Kaveri, daughter of Vishwanath, also comes to the house of Amar where all friends meet. The second half has a message for good friendship where we find boyhood day friends Amar (Ambareesh), father of Vijay, Ramesha (Ramesh Bhat), Vishwanath (Ashok), Apparao (Tennis Krishna) and others meet at a place to celebrate their friendship after many years.

The don develops sympathy for him and leaves him saying he would convince his daughter to forget him. He says she is suffering from memory loss after a car accident in Singapore and that she does not have anyone to look after her. Vijay narrates him the story of how he has fallen in love with Kaveri. The don uses his muscle power and forces him to marry his daughter. There is a turn to the story when Nisha, daughter of a don (Sharath Lohithashwa), falls in love with him. The first half of the movie has a romantic touch with Vijay (Darshan) falling in love with Kaveri (Rachita Ram), a girl from Singapore. Perhaps, the director can think of trimming the movie by at least 20 minutes to make it more enjoyable. The narration is lively in the first half and takes a serious turn in the second half with a touching climax. A good show by director MD Sridhar who has aptly changed the script and given it a ‘Desi touch’ that is sure to keep Darshan fans in good mood. Movie Review: A remake of Telugu movie ‘Darling’, Bul Bul has all the ingredients of a masala movie with perfect entertainment for the mass. It is a mass entertainer tailor-made for Drashan fans. Rachita Ram has presented an excellent performance in her first movie that has sentiment, action and comedy.

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