Campus

Film : Campus
Producer/Director : Sharvi
Music : Rajneesh
Cast : Raj, Nithesh, Sukhanya, Divya, Sheetal, Anand Raj

Campus has elevated the image of the student community. The story runs at the back drop of R.K. Devaraj College which is known for it’s rowdism. Two gangs headed by Sathya (Raj) and Rakhi (Nithesh) constantly clash with each other. Fellow student Divya (Divya) is in love with Sathya and Sheetal (Sheetal) is in love with Rakhi. The general public associates the college with goondaism. In the midst of the unrest in college, a minister colludes with the correspondent of the college to demolish the college campus. When the students get to know of this, the two gangs join hands and unite to fight the minister. The students under the disguise of journalists meet the minister to interview him. There they expose the intention of the minister. As a result of this, the minister looses his job and his position in the party. The insulted minister in order to take revenge against the students decides to eliminate the student community. He implants a powerful bomb at a function in college where the governor participates. Timely intervention by a bomb specialist saves the students and the governor.

New comers Raj and Nithesh have done a good job and seem to be well trained in dance and stunt sequences. New comers Divya and Sheetal have done a neat job. Sukhanya who comes in as a professor, shows maturity in her acting. Anand Raj who comes in a single scene as a bomb expert has given an excellent performance. Hats off to director Sharvi for moving the film in a brisk pace. Debutante music director Rajneesh has impressed with his catchy numbers and the background score. Campus is a perfect example for ‘United is strength’.

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