

One man, two faces, zero chill—Kannada cinema's most unhinged twin drama.
Twin brothers, Cheluva and Raja, are separated in their childhood by a dreaded gangster. While Cheluva becomes a criminal, Raja becomes an established engineer.
Acting
Ravichandran playing twins with completely different energy levels—unhinged commitment.
Production
garish color schemes and massive sets that define 90s Kannada commercial cinema.
Score
Hamsalekha's soundtrack that somehow makes every emotion feel like a festival.

Director
V. Ravichandran
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
This was peak 'V. Ravichandran presents V. Ravichandran' era—he directed, produced, starred, and probably catered lunch.
The twin separation opening is basically Kannada cinema's answer to Ram Aur Shyam, but with 90% more slow-motion weeping.