Shh Eccharike | |
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Directed by | Nagaraj Kandagal |
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Cinematography | Ramesh Chabbenadu |
Edited by | Vinod B M |
Music by | Gautham Srivathsa |
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Country | India |
Language | Kannada |
Shh Eccharike is a 2015 Indian Kannada-language directed by Nagaraj Kandagal. Starring Maruthi Soorya, Akshatha and Ajith. produced by Jai Ganesh, Stephen Arun Raj and Maruthi S. It was theatrically released on 21 August 2015.
A Shardhaa from The New Indian Express wrote "Verdict: You will laugh the most when the end credits say, ‘to be continued’". [1] A reviewer of Deccan Herald says "The only shocker Shh Echarike provides audiences is when the end credits roll by and .... to be continued looms large. A sequel, you wonder. So much for optimism and hope. For Shh Echarike is anything but a horror show it claims to be. God save!". [2] Archana Nathan from The Hindu wrote "Shh… is a poor attempt at telling a story we have heard many times. And the horror of sitting through it is really not worth it. Come to think of it, it is rightly titled after all". [3] Sunanya Suresh from The Times of India says "Honestly, one wonders why parents would push their kids to be a part of films, which they would be embarrassed of when they grow up. The girl playing the ghost looks like she is dressed as one of the Avatar tribe for Comic Con". [4]
Shh Eccharike | |
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Directed by | Nagaraj Kandagal |
Starring |
|
Cinematography | Ramesh Chabbenadu |
Edited by | Vinod B M |
Music by | Gautham Srivathsa |
Release date |
|
Country | India |
Language | Kannada |
Shh Eccharike is a 2015 Indian Kannada-language directed by Nagaraj Kandagal. Starring Maruthi Soorya, Akshatha and Ajith. produced by Jai Ganesh, Stephen Arun Raj and Maruthi S. It was theatrically released on 21 August 2015.
A Shardhaa from The New Indian Express wrote "Verdict: You will laugh the most when the end credits say, ‘to be continued’". [1] A reviewer of Deccan Herald says "The only shocker Shh Echarike provides audiences is when the end credits roll by and .... to be continued looms large. A sequel, you wonder. So much for optimism and hope. For Shh Echarike is anything but a horror show it claims to be. God save!". [2] Archana Nathan from The Hindu wrote "Shh… is a poor attempt at telling a story we have heard many times. And the horror of sitting through it is really not worth it. Come to think of it, it is rightly titled after all". [3] Sunanya Suresh from The Times of India says "Honestly, one wonders why parents would push their kids to be a part of films, which they would be embarrassed of when they grow up. The girl playing the ghost looks like she is dressed as one of the Avatar tribe for Comic Con". [4]