Well, there is a bit of the former, but the way it plays out it could be read as an attraction. It does not follow the usual love-at-first-sight and stalking=true-love tropes. For starters, I really liked the way the love story developed. Yes, the story is as old as the hills, but the way it is told is what makes it so likable. They vow to forget each other, but of course, fate has other plansвЂ¦. However, just as they are about to confess their feelings for each other, a terrible misunderstanding separates them. SharathвЂ™s out-of-the-box personality attracts Swathi when she first sees him at an economic forum, and slowly the two fall in love. The story then flashes back to their college days, when Swathi was a chirpy medical student and Sharath was a genius business student. He is accompanied by a distraught woman вЂ“ Swathi (Kriti Kharbanda) вЂ“ who identifies herself as his friend. GooglyВ opens with a badly injured Sharath (Yash), a big business tycoon, being wheeled into a hospital. And I am so glad I chose to watch it, because it was really enjoyable! (Thank you PardesiВ for making me wanna write about this!) At the time, I just randomly picked this film because a) It is one of the very few Kannada movies available with subtitles on YouTube, and b) I had heard great things about it. GooglyВ was my third Kannada film, but more importantly it was my first Yash film (by now I have watched Mr andВ Mrs RamachariВ and Moggina Manasu). And thus, began my journey into Kannada film. And for me, the best way to learn a language is by watching movies in that language. I am pretty good with Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu and Hindi (apart from English, of course), so I decided to make an effort to learn Kannada as a mark of respect to the place I am studying in. Even though I study in Bangalore, I am embarrassed to say that I hardly know Kannada.

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