However, it does not have enough thrills to keep you on the edge of the seat throughout its narrative.
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There is also something quite awkward about how scenes are staged, and at many places, it comes across more like a TV serial.Īt a runtime of just over two hours, Subrahmanyapuram does have an interesting story to tell. However, the film takes forever to reach this stage and you cannot help but wonder why the film missed a great opportunity. This segment of the film is quite interesting, and its link to the folklore of the temple is very well established.
It is only in the final act of the film that we come to know why people are dying and how that is linked to the temple. Initially, we are told repeatedly that several villagers are committing suicide all of a sudden, and even after Karthik goes to the village, director Santhossh plays on this fear factor, without adding anything new to the story. The other major character in the film is that of Suresh, who plays an influential man in the village, and he makes you empathise with the fate of the villagers.ĭespite having an exciting premise, the film takes way too much time before it shifts gears.
Although she does not quite change the course of the film, Eesha delivers a noteworthy presence, along with the three other actors who played Sumanth’s friends. Eesha, on the other hand, becomes the link between Sumanth and Subrahmanyapuram. There is also a short romantic track between Sumanth and Eesha in the film, and it has been handled well, although it lacks zing. Sumanth is an apt choice for a role like this, and he pulls it off quite well too. At every stage in the film, Santhossh keeps reminding us about Karthik’s characterisation and why he will never let his emotions overpower his rational thinking. In another scene, he tells a priest that people spend way too much to pacify God rather than spending a few bucks to renovate temples to protect them cracks. Karthik (Sumanth) is the kind of person who loves going to temples to study their architecture and history, but has no interest in praying to God. In Subrahmanyapuram, Santhossh spends ample time to establish Sumanth’s characterisation as a rationalist and an agnostic. Although the professions of the two protagonists is different, the intent is the same - solve the mystery behind events that are linked to God. The film runs on similar lines like that of Nikhil and Swathi-starrer Karthikeya, where quite a few people die in a village and it is upto a medico to solve the mystery. The rest of the story is all about how Karthik goes to this village and finds out the truth behind these shocking events. A lot of people begin to die and a pattern emerges behind their sudden and shocking deaths. However, one day, when a villager ends up breaking this rule, it brings great disharmony to the village. We are told that no one is allowed to pour water or any such offering on the idol. His research leads him to Subrahmanyapuram, a temple town which attracts thousands of devotees of Lord Subramanya Swamy. Sumanth stars as Karthik, a research scholar who has been studying the myths surrounding popular temples across India. But, unfortunately, Santhossh Jagalapudi squanders the chance to turn Subrahmanyapuram into an engaging thriller, despite having a good plot and some interesting moments. All this leads to a thrilling finale which throws light on the greed of men, and how people can be manipulated to a great extent using the name of God. YouTubeĪnd just before they commit suicide, the villagers see a sparkling image of a peacock, which vanishes into thin air within few seconds, and this leads all of them to believe that God is calling them. This is a remake of Telugu Movie Guntur Talkies (2016).Sumanth in a still from Subrahmanyapuram. This adult comedy movie was released in 2018, with the direction of AR Mukesh and cast of Vimal, Ashna Zaveri, Singampuli, Shamna Kasim, Anandraj and Manor Ali Khan. Evanukku Engeyo Matcham Irukku – Guntur Talkies Enga Veettu Pillai was released in the following year with the direction of Tapi Chanakya. Not many know that MGR’s biggest blockbuster movie was actually a remake of Ramudu Bheemudu, which was released in 1964. Starring Jayam Ravi, Asin, Prakash Raj, Nadhiya and Vivek. Later the father will train him to become a boxing champion. His life is shattered when his dying mother asks him to meet his estranged father in Malaysia. Kumaran is very passionate about kick-boxing. Released in 2004, this movie is about boxing. Not many know that this is actually a remake of Amma Nanna O Tamila Ammayi. Kumaran Son of Mahalakshmi – Amma Nanna O Tamila Ammayi
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