Dinesh Babu

Tarun Chandra plays Shyam in this romantic drama who grew up away from his hometown, Mysore. His mother finds a match for him but he doesn`t want to get married and tries evading it. The film stars Sanjjjanaa and Bhama as well. Dinesh Babu has directed the film, scripted it, written it`s screenplay and the dialogues. Jai-Jagadish has produced the film and the film`s background score has been given by Giridhar Diwan.

The film revolves around the conflicts between a working wife and an unemployed husband who loses his job for being wrongly implicated in a Lokyukta raid and the disadvantage taken by their kin out of this situation to satisfy their selfish purpose.

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This is a remake of a French film called Diner de cons. Muniya (Komal Kumar) wants his movie script to be made into a film, so he comes to Bangalore with the script in his briefcase. He finds Parthasarthy (Anant Nag), a film producer, but Muniya has a hard time convincing Parthasarathy that his story is good enough.

``Magic Ajji` directed by Dinesh Babu is his first children based film. It comes as a refreshing change and is a well made film. This is a story of a young boy who becomes a target of cruel relatives who want to usurp the property belonging to him. The story relates to a grand old lady (grand mother-Ajji) who controls the affairs of a Royal palace. One of the sons in the family marries a girl from a poor family and is disowned by the family. He is dead, and then the grandmother brings the woman and her son to the palace. After the old woman`s death, the other sons will hatch out a plan to kill the woman and her son. Ajji comes as a ghost to help out the boy in distress and saves him. She is visible only to the boy, and not to any other member of the family.