After the travelling through Tamil, Hindi Now ‘Kick’ reached in Kannada, a great full thanks to Sadhu Kokila, in true Uppi style and is a treat for extreme fans.

‘Kick’ has traveled a long way. It’s indeed great to see that in Kannada the film, a crowd-puller formula film, gets re-made with an actor who can do 100% justice to his role.

Yes, it’s a must-see for die hard fans of Uppi Upendra, the singing, fighting, dancing star who has his own style of dialogue delivery, one that endears him to the masses.

Ranga (Upendra) is someone who wishes to derive a ‘kick’ (thrill) out of whatever he does; for this he sometimes causes great risk to himself and to those close to him. He never sticks on to one thing. He happens to come across a young, beautiful girl

Swathi (Kriti Kharbanda), who first dislikes him for this trait of his, but later starts loving him. But later, the ‘kick’ loving nature of Ranga causes a split and they get separated. Later, Swathi happens to come across a daring cop (Raghu Mukherjee), who is out to hunt down none other than Ranga.

Well, ‘Super Ranga’ remains faithful to the original story and at the same time makes sure the real spirit of the original story, the thrills and the frills are not lost in re-making.

Producer K Manju and director Sadhu Kokila makes sure the film gives you real great ‘kick’.

As expected, it’s Uppi Upendra all the way. He just thrills you and performs wonderfully well. Kriti Kharbanda is amazing and looks great too. Raghu Mukherjee shines in his role. Everyone in the cast performs well. Ashok Kashyap delivers the kind of cinematography that’s demanded by the subject and Arjun Janya delivers entertaining music.

‘Super Ranga’ is a treat for the masses and real film-festival for Uppi fans...entertainment guaranteed!!!