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Doha: A block buster at home ‘Hebbuli’ Kannada film starring kichcha Sudeep and V Ravichandran with Amala Paul as female lead is doing tremendous in a place like Qatar says producers Raghunath and Umapathy.
 
At Doha, capital city of Qatar at Asia Town Cinema Hall the film directed by ace cameraman turned director S Krishna screening got tumultuous welcome. It was a house full show of ‘Hebbuli’ organizer Subramanya Hebbagilu says. He has congratulated producers on this success.
 
At this place it is the sixth Kannada film to screen. Subramanya was supported by Imran, Mohan, Dinesh Gowda, Diwakar Poojari and Majesh Gowda. Deepak Somashekhar is distributor of this ‘Hebbuli’ in Qatar and other places.

Hebbuli Story:

Hebbuli movie is a stylish action entertainer directed by S Krishna and produced by SRV Production banner while Arjun Janya scored music for this movie

Sudeep, Amala Paul are playing the main lead roles along with V Ravichandran in special role while Kabir Duhan Singh, P. Ravi Shankar, Ravi Kishan and Sampath Raj are seen in negative roles in this movie.

Hebbuli (Kannada: ಹೆಬ್ಬುಲಿ, English: strong ferocious Tiger) is a 2017 Kannada action film directed by S. Krishna The film features Sudeep and V. Ravichandran, teaming up for the second time after Maanikya  along with Amala Paul, making her debut in Kannada cinema, in the lead roles

Produced by SRV Productions, the film has cinematography by A. Karunakar. The soundtrack and film score are composed by Arjun Janya. The principal photography commenced in Bangalore mid June 2016, continuing in Hyderabad, Jammu-Kashmir and Iceland.
After having roped in Sudeep to play the protagonist, director cast P. Ravi Shankar to play a negative role opposite Sudeep. Since the plot required a parallel male lead to play the brother role to Sudeep, director approached actor V. Ravichandran to play the character and finalized him. Actress Amala Paul who was on the lookout for a fresh script in Kannada was signed on to play the female lead role. For the other antagonist roles, Sampath Raj, Kabir Duhan Singh and finally Ravi Kishan were selectedArjun Janya has scored the soundtrack and score for the film.

A total of six songs including one theme song were composed by him. The audio was officially released on 25 December 2016 at Davangere in the presence of the cast and crew. The songs were leaked before Audio Launch. Music label, Zee Music acquired the audio rights of the movie making it the firm’s first ever Kannada project.[7]Commander Ram is a fearless para commando who gets a sudden call from home that says his elder brother, an honest Collector Sathyamurthy, has committed suicide. Upon reaching home he stumbles upon clues that show him that there is more than what meets the eye. This mission to find out the truth forms the rest of the story.

 Krishna made a good debut with Gajakessari, while Sudeep’s been on a good run at the box office. This film obviously had a lot of expectations attached to it. Hebbuli, an action thriller that has a sentimental underlying message, delivers a slick, fast paced film that keeps you hooked throughout and entertained. The film is paisa vasool entertainment that also has some moments that leaves you with a warm fuzzy feeling inside.

 The film begins with a high octane fight sequence in Kashmir that sets the right tone, followed by an uber cool introduction track. The film begins with a cute love story, but immediately changes track into a well edited thriller. The film, unlike most of the big star entertainers, isn’t too long and is well under two and a half hours long. This works to its advantage as it is peppered with just the right amount of comedy and romance, without taking away focus from the main plot.

 Sudeep is undoubtedly the one leading the pack, looking his most stylish yet till date and giving a performance that makes you want to root for him. Amala Paul had a cute role for her Kannada debut and she shares a good chemistry with Sudeep. The three main antagonists, Ravi Kishan, P Ravi Shankar and Kabir Duhan Singh, justify their casting and do a good job. Chikkanna’s comedy track, which is funny take on Vishnuvardhan’s Bandhana, is worth a mention too.

 Technically, the film shines with good cinematography, background score and editing. The choreography and costumes add extra charm. The film, maybe, could have done with one lesser song, but one doesn’t mind as the songs make for a good visual treat.