Raja Raveendra who is apopular actor and familiar face in the film industry turns into a lead actor with Sarangadariya. The film is releasing today 12 July 2024. The film is directed by Padmarao Abbisetti (Pandu). Let us see how the film appealed to viewers.
Story:
Saranagadariya story shows how a family faces society`s judgements and how far they go to protect their honour and achieve their dreams. Middleclass father Krishnakumar (Raja Raveendar) works as a lecturer at an Engineering College in Vizag. He lives with his family comprising his wife Lakshmi (Neela Priya Devulapalli), his sons Arjun (Moin), Sai (Mohit) and his daughter Anupama (Yashaswini). Krishnakumar is faced with multiple problems on personal and professional fronts with both his sons Arjun and Sai turning drunkards. To the top of it, when the shocking secret involving his daughter Anupama gets exposed, everything gets devastated. Where this leads to and how Krishnakumar deals with his family problems forms the story.
Artists Performances:
Raja Raveendar delivered a commendable performance as the lecturer. He displayed a natural and realistic approach towards the role. He effectively conveyed emotional depth through impactful dialogues, showcasing versatility as a father. Yashaswini brought good emotions to her character, which included a significant twist towards the climax. Neela Priya performed well as the mother, so are the Moin and Mohith as irresponsible sons.
Analysis:
The story, penned by director Pandu, aims to deliver a powerful societal message. The first half establishes the characters and their stories. It focuses on the eldest son’s drinking problem and the younger son’s love affair. The interval twist, involving the heroine, provides a thought-provoking moment for the audience.
In the second half, the film shifts its focus to the emotional bonds within the family and their struggle against societal norms. The climax has been dealt well. With the story’s emotional core remaining strong, audiences get connected to the characters emotionally.
Ebenezer Paul’s music is impressive, with the background score elevating the scenes. Siddharth Swayambhu’s cinematography is decent, effectively showcasing outdoor locations. The production values are appreciable and producers display their taste with their first film itself by backing message oriented film.
Rating : 3/5
Verdict : Heart Touching & Emotional Family Drama .
