Rating: 2/5
Banner: Manasa Movies
Cast: Ajay Rao, Aindrirta Ray, Avinash, Thara, Lohith, Lohitashva, Padma Vasanthi, Sharan, Satyajith, Harish Rai, Suresh Mangalore and others.
Producer: DK Ramakrishna (Praveen Kumar)
Screenplay, Direction: R Anantharaju
Music: Neeladhri
Cineamtography: MR Seenu
Story:
It is the sacrifice of the protagonist in the film ‘Ajay’ (Ajay Rao) for the sake of his friend. Ajay gives up his love and protects it for his friend return from foreign country. But the mother Saraswathi (played by Thara) takes the final decision when things go out of control. When Sahana (Aindrita Ray) was about to board the plan to New Delhi for the job she has secured in the penultimate scenes opens up the inbuilt aspirations (Manasina Mathu) of Ajay via mother as she wants her son to be happy in life.
The 2002 ‘Roja Kootam’ (directed by Sasi starring Srikanth and Bhumika Chawla) Tamil film is ‘Manasina Mathu’ in Kannada. The careless son Ajay instead of completing his studies goes behind the charming Sahana. After three dream songs he is about to announce his intentions to his friend Krishna (Lohith) but he is in for a shock. Krishna and Sahana are lovers. Ajay keeps his aspirations and starts sacrificing for his best friend. Krishna with three sisters in the family has ailing one. He leaves to USA for a job and promise his friend Ajay and lover Sahana that he would return. In the gap of Krishna coming back some developments takes place. Ajay and Sahana are made to live together separately. In the eyes of the society they are couples but both are waiting for Krishna to return.
When Krishna returns he comes with a proposal of give and take set up. That leads Sahana very pitiable. But once again Ajay comes to the rescue. Ajay comes forward to marry the forced match of his friend Krishna. In the marriage hall the cop who is watching Ajay and Sahana unveil the recent past. Krishna goes back in his proposal of give and take set up.
Sahana decide to leave to New Delhi but in the airport Rs.50 note brings more changes for the good.
