<p>Bullet Basya<br />Kannada (A)<br />Director: Jayatheertha<br />Cast: Sharan, Haripriya, Tabla Nani, Prashanth Siddi, Rangayana Raghu, Ramesh Bhat<br /><br /></p>.<p>Bullet Basya, directed by Jayatheertha, is a stereotypical, stock-in-trade Sharan comedy. <br />In Sharan comedies it would be futile to look for logic. So, either one sits and enjoys the mad caper or shuns it like a barge pole. <br /><br />Sharan plays Basavaraj aka Bullet Basya, given to sowing wild seeds. It is a pastime passed on, and indulged in, from generations. Actually, it is in the genes. <br />When not busy in the bedding and siring act, our Basya and his bad boys run riot and romp about the village, ogling at local belles on his Bullet bike. <br /><br />Incidentally, our Basya also fronts up for local Singapora MLA Kalinga in its upkeep. That he uses the money laundered for other purposes than local development is another matter. <br /><br />One such scouting instance sees our Basya set his eyes on Kaveri, the village belle. His heart beating like a Bullet’s engine, Basya vows to snare the unsuspecting Kaveri. That she is betrothed to Muthu, a gem of a lad, does not pour water over his intentions. How Basya sets about to covet Kaveri, hook, line and sinker forms the fulcrum of Bullet Basya. But does he? <br /><br />Full of double-meaning dialogues, below-the-belt PJs and raunchy songs, Bullet Basya is not everybody’s idea of entertainment. It’s suffice to stop at that. <br /><br /></p>
<p>Bullet Basya<br />Kannada (A)<br />Director: Jayatheertha<br />Cast: Sharan, Haripriya, Tabla Nani, Prashanth Siddi, Rangayana Raghu, Ramesh Bhat<br /><br /></p>.<p>Bullet Basya, directed by Jayatheertha, is a stereotypical, stock-in-trade Sharan comedy. <br />In Sharan comedies it would be futile to look for logic. So, either one sits and enjoys the mad caper or shuns it like a barge pole. <br /><br />Sharan plays Basavaraj aka Bullet Basya, given to sowing wild seeds. It is a pastime passed on, and indulged in, from generations. Actually, it is in the genes. <br />When not busy in the bedding and siring act, our Basya and his bad boys run riot and romp about the village, ogling at local belles on his Bullet bike. <br /><br />Incidentally, our Basya also fronts up for local Singapora MLA Kalinga in its upkeep. That he uses the money laundered for other purposes than local development is another matter. <br /><br />One such scouting instance sees our Basya set his eyes on Kaveri, the village belle. His heart beating like a Bullet’s engine, Basya vows to snare the unsuspecting Kaveri. That she is betrothed to Muthu, a gem of a lad, does not pour water over his intentions. How Basya sets about to covet Kaveri, hook, line and sinker forms the fulcrum of Bullet Basya. But does he? <br /><br />Full of double-meaning dialogues, below-the-belt PJs and raunchy songs, Bullet Basya is not everybody’s idea of entertainment. It’s suffice to stop at that. <br /><br /></p>