I am God Kannada movie review , songs , trailer

I Am God, directed by Ravi Gowda, is a daring Kannada film that revives the provocative, layered style once popularized by Upendra. It blends romance, crime, and existential philosophy into a chaotic yet thought provoking narrative. The film follows Deva (played by Ravi Gowda), a college topper who is anything but disciplined. He flirts with his girlfriend Bindu (Vijeta Pareek), brawls with rivals, and lives life as if every moment is a memory in the making. Their youthful romance captured through classroom kisses, bike rides, and tender close ups forms the emotional core. But Deva’s carefree existence collides with darker realities - crime, betrayal, and questions of morality. The narrative spirals into surreal territory, echoing Upendra’s earlier works ( A ,  Upendra ), where ego, gender, and identity were dissected through unconventional storytelling. Here, Ravi Gowda filters those influences through his own lens, grounding the chaos in contemporary youth culture.

Ravi Gowda as Deva delivers a raw, energetic performance, balancing charm with recklessness. Vijeta Pareek as Bindu brings warmth and vulnerability, grounding the film’s emotional beats. Ravi Shankar P  , Avinash  , Aruna Balraj  , and Niranjan Kumar add intensity in supporting roles, especially in crime and conflict sequences. Ravi Gowda, who writes, directs, and stars, channels his admiration for Upendra into bold storytelling. The screenplay is uneven but fearless  , merging romance, action, and existential musings. Some critics note that the narrative occasionally loses focus, but its ambition is undeniable. The dialogues are sharp, often philosophical, questioning love, morality, and the nature of God itself. The music underscores both romance and tension, with youthful tracks for Deva and Bindu’s love story and darker tones for crime sequences. Cinematography captures contrasts college corridors buzzing with energy versus shadowy streets echoing danger. 

Moview shows that Identity is fluid  , it viewers to reflect on who they are beyond labels. Love and chaos coexist , Deva’s journey shows how passion and recklessness often intertwine. Questioning is essential , like Upendra’s films, “I Am God” insists that doubt and inquiry are part of growth.  God is within us  , The title itself suggests that divinity lies in self realization, not external validation. 

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