A good example of such a sequence is Sabhaapathy flashing his private parts to his father while a female teacher looks on. Then there are some middling portions which has the same 'wicked' comedy, but they don't work because the line for humour seems to be erased and the jokes cross the line. Especially the sequence that starts with a drunk Santhanam tearing his father MS Bhaskar's baniyan, and ending with him vomiting on MS Bhaskar's head, is one of the funniest, innovative parts of the film.
And when it tries that, it's successful for most parts. It tosses aside subjective elements like morality and political correctness and wants to be outrageously funny. Sabhaapathy is the kind of film that one would say, has a wicked sense of humor. How he manages to overcome them and confess his love to Savi forms the plot. Circumstances get him into a serious issue involving crores of rupees and his life turns upside down. He has deep romantic feelings for Savi (Preeti), his neighbour. Sabhaapathy (Santhanam) is an innocent man who stammers a lot. It has music by Sam CS and cinematography by Baskar Arumugam. It has Santhanam and Preeti Varma in the lead roles while MS Bhaskar, Sayaji Shinde, Pugazh and others play crucial supporting roles.
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And with a variety of series and films on offer, this may be the just the kind of wintery weekend to put your feet up, sit back and enjoy the entertainment.Sabhaapathy is a film written and directed by Srinivasa Rao and produced by Ramesh Kumar under the banner RK Entertainment. International Test cricket featuring India and New Zealand is also on. The film is not a cry-baby sentimental offering, instead is a heart-felt encapsulation of real lives. Set in three different time periods, the film captures their their helplessness and haplessness. The three are up against a variegated patriarchal system in their respective families. The three different stories follow the lives of three different women, having divergent backgrounds. Vasanth's previous OTT outing was in the Navarasa anthology ( Payasam), in which too he had handled a well-known story from the writer Janakiraman. The film directed by the talented Vasanth S Sai, has all his trademark novelties. The three stories within the film have been penned by well-known writers Jeyamohan, Adhavan and Ashoka Mithran. Synopsis: This is a much-acclaimed anthology film, which has had good success at various film festivals. Sivaranjiniyum Innum Sila PengalumĬast: Parvathy Thiruvothu, Lakshmi Priyaa Chandramouli, Padmapriya, Kalieaswari Srinivasan, Karunakaran, Karthick Krishna C S, Sunder Ramu, G Marimuthu, Cheenu Mohan The film is a hard-hitting one without being over the top or censorious. The film explores the role of government officials, politicos and also the hapless public in a republic. Viewers can also choose to watch the film without the commentary. In the commentary, the director Deva Katta will talk about his screenplay in a conversation with editor Praveen KL, screenplay-writer Kiran and creative producer Satish BKR.
It is claimed that this is first film in India that will be streamed with the director's expositions of sort. It got good acclaim from noted politicos in the two Telugu States of Andhra and Telangana.Īccording to media reports, the film will be streamed with commentary by director Deva Katta. Synopsis: This political drama has done its theatrical rounds. Cast: Sai Dharam Tej, Aishwarya Rajesh, Ramya Krishnan Jagapathi Babu, Subbaraju, Rahul Ramakrishna, Srikanth Iyyengar, Aamani, Jayaprakash, Posani Krishna Murali,
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