Title – Unlock Raghava, Producer – Manjunath D and Girish Kumar, Direction – Deepak Madhuvanahalli, Music – Anoop Seelin, Cinematography – Lavith, Cast – Milind Gautham, Rachael David, Sadhu Kokila, Shobaraj, Ramesh Bhat, Dharmanna, Veena Sunder, Avinash, Sunder Veena, Bhoomi Shetty, and others.
A tall and handsome hero has arrived on the silver screen this week. That is Milind Gautham from Unlock Raghava – it is a near-perfect launch for Milind Gautham as the film, under the direction of the very talented director Deepak Madhuvanahalli, showcases the action, sentiment, intriguing moments, and romantic mood essential for a commercial cinema.
Producer Manjunath has reached the target of giving a new scope for his son Milind Gautham. To his support, Girish Kumar has added up to present a decent film for the family audience.
The story of Sathyaprakash (well-known director) has contributed to a very good extent. Director Deepak Madhuvanahalli has prepared the right assorted sweet box for the family audience to lap it up.
The six-foot-tall, fiery-looking, enthusiastic youngster Raghava is a specialist in unlocking keys. He opens up his own Janaki Unlock University, and the intention of it is to bail out people in inconvenient situations. Such a handsome and smart youngster has a beautiful girlfriend, Janaki, an archaeologist.
It is the archaeologist Janaki’s invitation for Raghava to release the key of a new discovery from the land of Ramajja. Janaki’s father, aristocrat Jagapathi, with ulterior motives, finds the new excavation plans for something else. But Raghava’s arrival at the spot temporarily helps to come out of the crisis. However, the cruel Peter Solomon (Shobaraj) gang causes further hiccups. Now the excavated property is hidden in one place, but the person who has kept it, Harischandra (Sadhu Kokila), receives a big hit on his head and loses his memory.
So one treasure and four gangs behind it – the screenplay becomes very curious. When Janaki is forced into marriage by Peter, the situations go out of control for Raghava.
How Raghava unlocks his problems, whether Janaki is set free from the hands of the cruel Peter, and what happens to the treasure tucked away all follow. For the findings inside the treasure box, the director suggests a sequel.
Milind Gautham has given a delectable performance. His looks, dancing skills, dialogue delivery, and action mood are quite impressive. Rachael David has given another solid performance in her career.
Shobharaj, although getting bashed by young heroes like Milind Gautham, has a meaty role, and he earns applause for his romantic role. Avinash, Ramesh Bhat, Veena Sunder, Sunder Veena, and Bhoomi Shetty have given the right support in their characters.
The song Raghava Raghava… is too good from music director Anoop Seelin. Lavith’s cinematography is very absorbing to the eyes.
This is a family-watch film, so book your tickets at your favorite theaters!
