Re: U Turn Kannada Movie Download
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U Turn is a 2018 Indian supernatural thriller film written and directed by Pawan Kumar. The plot revolves around the death of motorists who break a traffic rule at a particular flyover and subsequent pinning down of the culprit by an intern journalist and police inspector duo. Filmed simultaneously in Tamil and Telugu languages, it is a remake of the director's own 2016 Kannada film of the same name.
The film stars Samantha, Aadhi Pinisetty, Bhumika Chawla, and Rahul Ravindran. Principal photography commenced in February 2018 and ended in June. U-Turn is a songless film, featuring background score composed by Poornachandra Tejaswi and a promotional song composed by Anirudh Ravichander. The cinematography was handled by Niketh Bommireddy and editing by Suresh Arumugam.
Rachana, an intern with The Times of India, is working on an article on the incidents at a flyover. She also has a crush on the crime reporter Aditya, whose help she seeks for research material on accidents on the flyover. She finds that each day some motorists move the concrete blocks that partition the road just to take a quick U-turn and avoid traffic. They do not move the blocks back and are left to lie randomly on the road, leading to many accidents. A homeless man sitting on the flyover notes down the vehicle numbers of commuters who violate the rule to take the U-turn and gives the list to Rachana. She obtains the details of the culprits using her contact in the traffic department, with the intention of confronting them for their "shortcut" and writing an article for the paper. Her attempt to meet the first person on the list is futile.
Later that day, the police arrest Rachana and accuse her of killing the same person she wanted to meet. She is shocked and tells her side of the story. Though the senior police officer rejects it, sub-inspector Pradeep Nayak finds it believable and does some investigation. It is revealed that all the people whom Rachana has on her list have committed suicide. The police also noticed that they have committed suicide the same day they took the wrong "U-turn". Rachana and Nayak find that another number has been noted by the homeless man, which is to be delivered to Rachana the next day. The duo traces the address and tries to rescue the man, a lawyer, who has taken the U-turn that day. As nothing seems suspicious, both leave only to encounter the death of the lawyer, who jumps off his balcony and dies falling on the police car in which Nayak and Rachana were leaving.
Later, Rachana tries to confront the homeless man for the injuries in the fly-over. Meanwhile, she sees two young men violate the U-turn and reports it to Nayak, who first disagrees and does not believe that they would die. Later, he locks them up in an old police lock-up and sees them with CCTV cameras to save them. But one of them, who behaves like a ghost, possesses him and fights with the other, who dies. The former steals a gun of Nayak and shoots himself. Aditya gives an article of news with incidents on the flyover. Meanwhile, Senior Inspector Chandrashekhar suspends Nayak until the investigation is over as the two men died in police custody. Rachana interviews Ritesh about accidents on the flyover. Ritesh tells about his wife Maya and their daughter Jharna, who both died in an accident on the flyover. He says that she should find who is responsible for Maya and his daughter's death.
With no way of finding the real cause of the death of the culprits, Rachana herself takes the U-turn and waits for something to happen. She dreams of Maya and her daughter Jharna, who died in an accident due to the concrete roadblocks that were moved. In her house, Maya and Jharna appear and say that Rachana is the reason for their deaths. Maya, using her supernatural powers, tries to kill Rachana, but Rachana promises to find the person who was responsible for Maya's death. She wakes up and goes to Nayak's home, where she finds some pictures of the people who died by the U- turn. With the help of Nayak, she tries to find the person who moved the blocks on the day of Maya's accident. They found out the phone number and address of the man who moved the block. Rachana writes this on a balloon and leaves it on the flyover for Maya to find. Rachana calls and finds the mobile number to be of Aditya's brother, but he shifted to the US two years back, and Aditya is using the number and his bike. Devastated, she tells Aditya that due to his negligence, a mother and daughter died. Aditya says it was not him who made the U-turn. He merely exchanged his bike with his friend. In a final twist, it is revealed that the man who moved the block was Ritesh. Maya's ghost is waiting in Aditya's house to kill him, when Ritesh, whom Rachana has informed about the incident, arrives. They save Aditya, while Ritesh sees Maya and Jharna and tells them that because of him, they died. He then tries to commit suicide by jumping off the balcony. Maya's ghost saves Ritesh and tells him that his punishment is to suffer in this world without his wife and daughter.
U Turn is a remake of the 2016 Kannada film of the same name. It was filmed simultaneously in Tamil and Telugu languages, to bank on the popularity of lead actress Samantha in the Tamil and Telugu film industries.[2] Pawan Kumar, who directed the original, returned to direct the bilingual remake,[3] marking his debut in Tamil and Telugu.[4] He also made the last 30 minutes different from the Kannada original.[5] The remake was produced by Srinivasa Chitturi and Rambabu Bandaru under the banners BR8 Creations, V. Y. Combines and Srinivasa Silver Screen.[6][7] Cinematography was handled by Niketh Bommireddy,[8] and editing by Suresh Arumugam.[7] Filming began in February 2018 at Rajahmundry,[9] and ended in June.[10]
U Turn is a songless film. The background score is composed by Poornachandra Tejaswi[8] and a promotional song was composed by Anirudh Ravichander, which was not included in the film itself.[11][12] The song "The Karma Theme" which was sung by Anirudh with Alisha Thomas on backing vocals, was released on 5 September 2018, and a music video was released on the same day. Directed by Krishna Marimuthu, with cinematography handled by Niketh Bommireddy, the video features Samantha and Anirudh making onscreen appearances in the video.[13][14] The song was released in both Tamil and Telugu languages.[15]
U Turn was released on 13 September 2018,[3] during Ganesh Chaturthi.[16] Thinkal Menon of The Times of India rated the Tamil version 3 out of 5, writing "An interesting remake with enough twists and turns, and a climax that could have been more convincing."[17] Suhas Yellapantula of the same newspaper gave the Telugu version the same rating but said that despite the director paying attention to detail, "the pace of the film suffers. What starts of as an engaging film turns into a predictable, stretched out fare".[18]
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A U-turn in driving refers to performing a 180 rotation to reverse the direction of travel. It is called a "U-turn" because the maneuver looks like the letter U. In some areas, the maneuver is illegal, while in others, it is treated as a more ordinary turn, merely extended. In still other areas, lanes are occasionally marked "U-turn permitted" or even "U-turn only."
Bengaluru: Members of the Karnataka Rakshana Vedike (KRV) took out a rally in the city on Wednesday from Sadahalli, near Devanahalli to Cubbon Park, to raise awareness about the 60 per cent Kannada mandate on the signboards. But the rally, which started on a peaceful note, took a violent turn just hours after it commenced.
The members pulled down and damaged English sign boards en route the Airport road. The name boards in English, installed by the shops in Chikkajala, were torn apart by the protesters. Boards of private hotels and other private establishments were also vandalised.
Despite strict police Bandobast near Sadahalli, near Devanahalli, several groups of the KRV outfit flocked to other parts of the city and started pulling down and damaging the signboards in English. The members that had gathered in the Central Business District (CBD) were no less noisy. They hurled stones at the English glass signboards and pulled down hoardings. A few members of the same organisation turned violent and carried out similar acts of vandalism in KR Puram, Rajajinagar and other major areas.
Police have resorted to preventive detentions in CBD areas, KR Puram, Rajajinagar and Sadahalli, near Devanahalli. Addressing the press, T A Narayana Gowda, KRV state president, denounced the police action to stop them and claimed that police were trying to suppress their voices.
Earlier on Sunday, the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) had announced to enforce the 60 per cent Kannada on name boards rule for commercial establishments and gave February 28 as the deadline for the changeover.
A homeless man sitting on the flyover notes down the vehicle numbers of commuters who violate the rule and take the U-turn and gives them to Rachana. She tracks them one by one and discovers that all of them appear to have committed suicide on the day they broke the traffic rule.
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