Reception
The film opened to extremely positive reviews. Times of India gave 3 stars out of 5. Deccan Herald also praised the film. However, a major criticism about the movie is the extremely high usage of Telugu language in most parts of the film, which is understood by only very few people in Karnataka.
The film opened to record breaking collections and was the first Kannada film to simultaneously release across India in places like TN, AP, Maharashtra, Goa and Delhi.
It grossed 4 crores in the opening weekend, which is a new record. The movie completed 50 days in 19 centers and 100 days in 3 centers Bangalore, Hubli and Belgaum.
The film has been dubbed into Telugu and will be released shortly.
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