Oollalla oollalla

One of the biggest assets of the film is Ankita’s skin show. The young heroine has gone bold and has crossed all boundaries and is a treat for the masses. Nataraj is decent in his role and does well for his first film.

The screenplay goes for a toss as all the scenes look forced and bring a boring factor to the audience. The second half of the film goes for a toss as there is no direction in the proceedings as the motive in the film is left behind and silly scenes take center stage.

On the whole, Ullala Ullala has a few romantic scenes which will attract the frontbenchers. Apart from this, the film does not have a proper story, decent narration, basic screenplay and bores the audience throughout making it a terrible watch this weekend.

It is really hard to categorise few films and Oollalla Oollala is one such film which will make you question your whole existence and not in a good way. The film is kicked off with an improbable scene which sees a man hitting well-built goons

When Pandu goes into the mansion and begins making out with Trisha, it feels like someone shot their intimate moments on a spy-cam and released it for the world to see. 

Films like Oollalla Oollalla are a disgrace to the art of filmmaking. While the makers might argue the film is made only for a certain section of audience, we wonder who would want to sit through this.