Synopsis
The film begins on a college campus and ends there as well, with the final scene depicting Sunil’s last days at college. There are no mundane classroom settings or typical heroics. The plot focuses on Sunil's love life, introducing the heroine, Ashita. Serious about his career, Sunil starts job hunting, avoiding the usual romantic clichés of love songs in parks and pubs. He secures a job under a misandrist (man-hater) named Ramya (played by Ramya Krishna), who introduces the film's villain. However, the identity of the villain remains unclear until the interval. As the story progresses, this man-hater begins to develop an interest in Sunil, who is younger than her, adding a layer of romance and glamour. Caught between two women, Sunil ultimately navigates his way out of this complicated situation. The reason behind Ramya’s misandry remains a mystery until the end.Cast
Production
The film was launched on 16 February 2004. The first schedule took place in Mysore.Soundtrack
All the songs are composed and scored by Mahesh.Reception
A critic from ''indiainfo'' wrote that "Overall ''BAA BAARO RASIKA'' is an excellent film. A must watch because Sunil is superb, Ashita and Ramya look great and a novel story". S. N. Deepak of ''Deccan Herald'' wrote "Director Dayal has put in good efforts to make this film a mass entertainer by mixing love, comedy and action sequences. Dialogues, penned by him, are also good. He has tried to keep the story interesting throughout the film". A critic from ''Viggy.com, Viggy'' wrote, "Though the story thread sounds similar to ''Freaky Chakra'' and ''Ekh Chotisi Love Story'', this movie has no influence nor similar. ''Baa Baaro Rasika'' is worth watching".References
External links
* {{DEFAULTSORT:Baa Baaro Rasika 2004 films 2000s Kannada-language films Indian erotic romance films Films directed by Dayal Padmanabhan