Thipparalli Tharlegalu

Thipparalli Tharlegalu is a 2010 Indian Kannada-language film directed by Rajendra Singh Babu starring Ambareesh, Komal, S. Narayan, Om Prakash Rao and Brinda Parekh in lead roles. The film was released on 2 April 2010 alongside Premism and Satya.^[1]

Thipparalli Tharlegalu
Directed by	Rajendra Singh Babu
Written by	S. Narayan
Produced by	Rajendra Singh Babu A Mohan
Starring	Ambareesh Komal S. Narayan Om Prakash Rao Brinda Parekh
Cinematography	B L Babu
Edited by	B S Kemparaj
Music by	M N Krupakar
Release date	2 April 2010 (2010-04-02)
Country	India
Language	Kannada

Cast

• Ambareesh as Kanwarlal
• Komal as Pandu
• S. Narayan as Nani
• Om Prakash Rao as Pandu
• Brinda Parekh
• Sadhu Kokila
• Bullet Prakash
• Suresh Chandra as Minister Hanumanthappa
• Girija Lokesh
• Pooja Kanwal
• Doddanna as Halkatti
• Sundar Raj
• Umashree
• Giribale Rekha
• Joe Simon
• Siddaraj Kalyankar
• Nataraj
• Vaswani
• Master Arun
• Dharma
• Tanya (special appearance in "Kannalle Kannalle")

Production

Ambareesh reprises his role of Kanwarlal from Antha (1981) in this film. According to the director, Ambareesh makes a cameo in the film.^[2]

Soundtrack

Thipparalli Tharlegalu
Soundtrack album by M N Krupakar
Released	2010
Recorded	2010
Genre	Feature film soundtrack
Length	16:33
Language	Kannada
Official audio
Thipparalli Tharlegalu - Full Album on YouTube

Track listing

No.	Title	Singer(s)	Length
1.	"Naanu Kolike Ranga"	Hemanth Kumar, Sudheendra, Shankar, Raj Guru	3:47
2.	"Cham Cham Sweety"	Hemanth Kumar, Priyadarshini	3:30
3.	"Kunigal Kudure"	Anoop Chandran, Apoorva	2:53
4.	"Kappu Kappu"	Gurukiran, Chaitra H. G.	3:44
5.	"Kannalle Kannalle"	S. P. Balasubrahmanyam, Sneha	3:19
Total length:			16:33

Reception

Critical response

Shruti Indira Lakshminarayana from Rediff.com scored the film at 1 out of 5 stars and says "The film raises questions such as, "Is politics just about publicity and money? Is it only bullets that do the talking in the field? The film in short speaks of the death of democracy that we are witnessing. If only the theme was backed by punchy dialogues and dry humour! Babu, who has given films Kurigalu Sir Kurigalu, disappoints this time. Thipparalli Tharlegalu is a letdown".^[3] A critic from The New Indian Express wrote "It is a pity to see a director like Rajendra Babu offering a stale flick that has nothing to offer the audience except for long and boring speeches. The much-publicised Kanwarlal character also fails to offer a relief to the audience".^[4] A critic from Bangalore Mirror wrote  "A higher level of comedy and satire is required for a film like this. Make sure the AC is working and seats are very comfortable in the cinema hall. A couple of hours rest is good on a hot summer day".^[5]