Bhairavi Movie Review

Cast: Ayesha, Ramesh Bhat, Suchendra prasad, 

Umesh, Neenasam Ashwath, Dilip Raj
Direction: Ha Su Rajashekhar
Genre: Drama
Duration: 2 hours 5 minutes

Bhairavi is not a movie for the young generation who loves movies with good music, action and romance. Ayesha may be known as Lady Brucelee, but that should not inspire director Ha Su Rajashekhar to make a movie that looks like a documentary on Ayesha.

The focus of the movie is on Ayesha who has donned the role of a police officer Bhairavi. She takes on local rowdy Appaji Gowda and her superior deputy superintendent of police (Suchendra Prasad) and her colleague David (Neenasam Ashwath) who are close to him. They all gang up to fight against Bhairavi. She is suspended on false charges of slapping the DySP. She loses her father (Ramesh Bhat) in her fight against Appaji Gowda. Worse, she faces the charge of killing her father and doesn't get any support from the department.

She fights a lonely battle against the goondas. How does she do it? Ayesha shines as police officer. Ramesh Bhat, Suchendra Prasad and Neenasam Ashwath have done justice to their roles. Music by Veer Samarth fails to deliver any catchy tunes.