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Country Language Box office ₹300 million (US$4.2 million) Googly is a 2013 Indian film directed by and produced by Jayanna Combines. And are the lead actors while and play the primary supporting roles. The film released on 19 July 2013. The film won multiple nominations at the.
Having been nominated in 11 categories, the film won SIIMA awards for Best Director , Best Cinematographer (Vaidi S.), Best Lyricist (Pavan Wadeyar) and Best Fight Choreographer (Ravi Varma). A sequel of this movie is being directed and named as. The movie is being remade in Bengali. It became one of the biggest blockbuster in the year 2013. It has been dubbed in Hindi by same name.
Contents. Plot Sharath is a fun loving guy who seldom has any friends because of his freakish attitude.
He always lives his life as he wishes. One day he is selected to represent his college at the Global Business Seminar meet, as he is the topper of his university. As he enters the crowded auditorium he gets bored with the seminar and falls asleep.
When his name is called upon, he is woken up by Swathi who is an MBBS student. Later he gives his hilarious speech and thanks Swathi for waking him up.
By this meet, both of them become close friends and start to like each other. Over a period of time, Sharath starts to suspect every act of Swathi.One day Swathi is injured, and things become more complicated when he misunderstands Swathi's friend to be her boyfriend at a hospital where she is undergoing treatment. As a result Sharath gets annoyed and slaps Swathi. Unlike any guy who'll normally brood over his past girlfriend, Sharath takes this as a challenge and devotes his time to studies, and becomes a huge business tycoon within couple of years. After few years, he realises his mistake of hurting Swathi and tries to reconcile with her by apologizing to her through a phone call on her birthday. He's hurt to hear that Swathi is getting engaged to someone.
Later, he returns to India to attend his friend's wedding, and is surprised to see Swathi. Upon further conversation with Swathi, he comes to know that Swathi had lied to him regarding her engagement to get rid of him because she didn't have the mental strength to be heartbroken again if Sharath would leave her for the second time after reconciliation.
Thus, he tries to win her heart again. Swathi later decides to reciprocate it but on their way back home some goons, who were beaten up by Sharath for separating two lovers, attack him. In the hospital, Sharath's mother scolds Swathi and she leaves heartbreakingly without informing anybody. Sharath manages to find her in train station with the support of the media.
When she replies she had lost her purse, mobile and ticket in the station then Sharath tells her that inspite of going through so much pain to find her she is lamenting over the loss of a silly thing in a hilarious manner.They reconcile and the movie ends with the couple united. as Sharath.
as Swathi. as Sharath's father. as Kausalya (Sharath's mother). as Musthafa. Neenasam Ashwath as Ravi Joshi. Deepu as Mandy.
Ashok Sharma as Sharath's friend. Gopal Krushna Raul as a Sharath's friend Production Choreography and music Palaniraj and Ravi Verma choreographed the action scenes, with dance choreography done by Murali.
Composed the score and soundtrack while ace Kannada music composer and state awardee scored the background music. Lyrics were written by Yogaraj Bhat, Jayanth Kaikini, Pavan Wadeyar and Kaviraj. Filming Filling took place across Bangalore, Mangalore and climax scene was shot in sakleshpur railway station. Soundtrack Googly. Released 3 June 2013 Length 25: 42 D Beats The soundtrack music for the film was composed by and the background music for the film was scored. The lyrics for the soundtracks were penned by,.
The album consisting of six soundtracks was released on June 3, 2013, in. Track list No. Title Lyrics Singer(s) Length 1. 'Gandu Janma' Pavan Wadeyar 4:21 2. 'Eno Eno Aagide' 4:52 3. 'Neenirade' 4:24 4.
'Googly Gandasare Keli' Pavan Wadeyar Haricharan, Apoorva 4:15 5. 'Bisilu Kudureyondu' 3:22 6. 'Googly Googly' Pavan Wadeyar Pavan Wadeyar 4:28 Total length: 25:42 Hindi tracklist No. Title Length Critical reception The film opened to generally positive reviews from critics upon release. Kumar of reviewed the film and gave a 3.5/5 rating writing, 'Armed with a good script, director Pavan Wadeyar has done a good job of a romantic story with neat narration and screenplay capturing the trauma of a young industrialist.' He concludes crediting the performances of Yash, Kharbanda, and the film's music and cinematography.
In its review wrote, 'Wadeyar is in complete control of the proceedings. Though most part of the film focuses on the leading pair, there is hardly a dull moment. His dialogues are brimming with wit and humour.' And added, ' Yash is at his best and truly establishes himself as a star material in Sandalwood. Kriti’s charm continues and she is sure to ‘wound more hearts’ in the gallery in this film as well.'
Writing of, B. Srivani rated the film 3/5 and praised the performances of the actors and gave a special mention to the film's music. Of the music, she wrote, 'the film’s music plays an important part in shoving the aberration aside. Both Anoop Seelin and Joshua Sridhar come up with scintillating scores. That the tunes are catchy and are a rage is not surprising at all. Seelin’s background score is refreshing and complements Joshua’s work nicely.' Box office Released on 19 July 2013, Googly, according to box office reports earned more than a crore on the first day and ₹45 million (US$630,000) within the first four days of its release.
According to the producer, the film collected ₹70 million (US$970,000) gross at the box office in its first week. The film completed a 100-day run in theaters, and grossed ₹300 million (US$4.2 million) at the box office.
Satellite rights were sold for ₹20 million (US$280,000). References.