Mataash

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Kannada

| Comedy | UA | 2 hrs 32 mins | 01 Feb 2019

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Rs.600

Mataash is a Kannada Comedy movie directed by S D Arvinda. The movie stars Samarth Narasimharaju, Aishwarya Shindogi in the lead roles and Nandagopal, V Manohar, Raaghu ramanakoppa, Rajani Bharadwaj, Nagendra Shah, Ravikiran rajendran, Ranguswamy, Siddhanth sundar, Amogha Rahul, Balaji Shetty in Supporting roles.The movie is produced under the banner Goals & Dreamz, CROMS, Balamani Productions. Music is composed by S D Arvinda. Ronnie Cherian Abraham has handled the cinematography while Vinod Basavaraj has done the editing.

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Cast and Crew:

Samarth Narasimharaju

Aishwarya Shindogi

Nandagopal

V Manohar

Raaghu ramanakoppa

Rajani Bharadwaj

Nagendra Shah

Ravikiran rajendran

Ranguswamy

Siddhanth sundar

Amogha Rahul

Balaji Shetty

Directed by:	S D Arvinda
Produced by:	Satish Pathak, Girish Patel, Chandrashekar Manur, S D Arvinda
Screenplay:	S D Arvinda
Story by:	S D Arvinda
Dialogues:	Mallikarjun BS, S D Arvinda
Music by:	S D Aravinda
Background Score:	S D Aravinda
Cinematography (DOP):	Ronnie Cherian Abraham
Edited by:	Vinod Basavaraj
Production Company:	Goals & Dreamz, CROMS, Balamani Productions
English Subtitles:	No

Average Critic Rating:

2.5 out of 5.0 based on 2 critic reviews.

Times of India

Reviewed by: Sunayana Suresh | Rating:

Director SD Arvinda has attempted to bring back the entertainment that was seen in classic comedies like It's A Mad Mad World, where chaos and multiple characters ensured there was a lot happening. While the intention was right, the final product seems a tad all over the place. Read full review

The New Indian Express

Reviewed by: A Sharadhaa | Rating:

Giving a comical touch to a grave situation like demonetisation meant that director S D Aravinda had much scope to play with the story. He could have seized the opportunity to make a refreshing profound film, with nuggets of wisdom cleverly concealed within satirical expressions. However, with Mataash, the director’s plot is held by a weak framework that makes for a disoriented script, substandard acting and poor storytelling, leaving no doubt that Aravinda has fumbled; a weighty flaw that might haunt him for a long time. Read full review

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