Dasara movie

Synopsis In 1990s, Set in small village Veerlapally, Dharani, Vennela, and Suri are childhood friends. Dharani loves Vennela, but she has Suri in her mind. Knowing Suri’s interest in Vennela, Dharani sacrifices his love and helps get them married. But Local politics between Rajanna, Shivanna and the latter's son Chinna Nambi threaten to disrupt their lives.

Running time 156 minutes Country India Language Telugu Budget ₹65 crore Box office est. ₹117 crore Dasara ( transl. The film was announced in October 2021. Dasara was released on 30 March 2023 and received positive reviews from critics and became a commercial success at the box office. Plot [ ] In 2009, Dharani is a young ruffian, who steals Dharani and Suri get into a fight with Chinna Nambi's supporters at the bar and damage it. As a result, Chinna Nambi gets Dharani and his friends arrested. Rajanna, Shivanna's kinder step-brother, bails them out and asks them to not worry about the village politics. However, Suri asks him to contest in the Dharani is injured in the ensuing chase, and Suri tries to escape with him on a bicycle. While escaping, Suri is beheaded, thus devastating Dharani and Vennela. Baying for vengeance, Dharani begins to investigate into the matter. He learns that Chinna Nambi was the perpetrator and ordered Suri's death. Chinna Nambi's wife tells him that Chinna Nambi lusts after Vennela and had Suri killed when he learnt about his relationship with her, not because he contested against him. After learning about this, Dharani begins to protect Vennela from Chinna Nambi by marrying her during the 11th day funeral rituals of Suri. At first, Vennela sees Dharani with hatred due to him forcefully marrying her, but later grows fond of him. On the day of During the Ravana dahanam, the same gang that chased and killed Suri and Dharani's friends are waiting to...

What is the Dasara movie all about? Dasara is an Indian Telugu-language period action-drama movie from Srikanth Odela, who is actually making his directorial debut in this film. The movie is set in the rural mining town of Veerlapally and tells the story of a love triangle between Dharani (played by Nani) and his two childhood friends: Suri (Dheekshith Shetty) and Vennela (Keerthy Suresh). Whilst the village has an issue with alcoholism, Dharani has been in love with Vennela for as long as he can remember, but sadly she only has feelings for Suri. Dharani puts his own feelings aside and makes a deal with the village’s political rivals to get Suri a job at a famous bar once they win a cricket match, a job that should secure Suri’s marriage to Vennela; however, one of the rival politicians’ sons takes issue with the victory and has Dharani arrested. Suri is talked into participating in the upcoming village elections which he wins and frees Dharani from the false charges, but on the day of his marriage to Vennela; he is murdered under mysterious circumstances. Can Dharani get to the bottom of this tragic murder, or will Suri’s death be the end of any potential relationship with Vennela? “Amid the daily grind in a coal mining town, politics and power dynamics take a dangerous toll on a love triangle between three long-time friends.” Dasara premiered in theaters back on March 30 and • FINALLY: Whilst a specific release time has not been confirmed by the streaming giant, the Das...

‘Dasara’ movie review: Nani, Keerthy Suresh lead this gritty, emotional ride Srikanth Odela makes an assured directorial debut with the Telugu film ‘Dasara’, exploring caste politics in a mainstream format, backed by good performances from the cast led by Nani and Keerthy Suresh March 30, 2023 02:11 pm | Updated 08:56 pm IST Dasara, written and directed by first-timer Srikanth Odela, ventures into a space that mainstream Telugu films do not often dare to. It tries to be a ‘massy’ Telugu film that explores the ugly caste politics in a semi-fictional story set in the coal-laden hamlet Veerlapally, Telangana, with earnestness, and achieves this balance reasonably well. One of Dasara’s highlights is a chilling pre-intermission episode. The three central characters — Dharani (Nani), Vennela (Keerthy Suresh) and Suri (Deekshit Shetty) — are integral to the happenings. There is no scope for the display of machismo or bravado. The fear-inducing episode made me wonder, briefly, if this was the real incident based on which Srikanth had written this semi-fictional story. First, to address the elephant in the room, Dasara is not a wannabe Pushpa or KGF. Rather, it tries to bring in the grittiness of Tamil films such as Jai Bhim, Asuran and Karnan, in its depiction of power equations. Dasara is also in a zone similar to Rangasthalam, one of the few significant ‘massy’ Telugu films that explored caste dynamics in recent years. It takes a while to warm up to the world of Dasara, where al...