As I was walking out of the theatre, after watching this movie, I heard someone say ' but it’s not the same as the book'. I felt like telling her, forget the book, forget the story, you have one good and sensible Kannada movie to watch, which is more than enough reason to enjoy the movie as it is. [And how many people would have read the book??] Well! But it was a nice change, to watch a packed audience in the third week of this movie. As for the movie, it’s a great. Forget all the fundoo concepts, it deals with the simplest of issues FEELINGS & EMOTIONS, [not of the love triangle and dhuki stories fame] which none of us are devoid of; and of course the hypocrisy of our society. Be it pre - independence or post independence. The definition of pleasure is different for each person, and is best shown in the film. Be it for Nagamma who longs for Vishwa , a supposed reincarnation of her dead Son to come to her. Or for Rajalakshmi her grand daughter who initially desires ...