Sai pallavi gargi

A 60-year-old father of two loving daughters was arrested in a rape case involving a minor. All hell breaks loose and life turns upside down for this lower middle class family who is embroiled in the legal battle. The evidence is strong against the father (RS Sivaji) but so is the eldest daughter Gargi’s (Sai Pallavai) conviction to save him from a fabricated case. Starting from what seems like a dead end, the film narrates the gripping story through Gargi’s lens. It delves into the aftermath of an accused's arrest and the effect it has on the family, even before guilt is determined- the vile media trials and how it can make or break the further proceedings of a sensitive case like this. This simple yet powerful piece of advice even continues until the plot twist at the end which can affect you in multiple ways - dismantle your heart by pulverising the story you believed so far, impress you as a clever ploy to render a one-of-a-kind climax, or best, it can broaden your perspective and urge you to see beyond what’s visible. Sai Pallavi takes you on an emotional rollercoaster letting you get a first hand experience of her helplessness due to the societal judgements and the will to muster up the courage against all odds. However, she is not the only star who shines. Saravanan as the survivor’s father and Kaali Venkat as a novice yet shrewd advocate have rendered their careers' best performances. But what didn't work quite effectively is the overuse of the violin in the backgr...

It’s a story based on actual incidents. The journey that my character undertakes for justice will captivate all. We heard that Aishwarya Lekshmi suggested your name for Gargi. Aishwarya and director Gautham Ramachandra are good friends. She was also there from the beginning of the project as a producer. She is doing a role in the film as well. Her gesture was healthy. It seems the film deals with a woman’s freedom as well.

Critics have been heaping praises on the actress for shouldering the film effortlessly and impressing with her sublime performance. Sai Pallavi in Gargi's titular role is everything in a package of a woman. The role is very powerful and has ample scope for the actress to showcase her prowess, proving once again that she is choosy and performance-oriented. Sai Pallavi plays the role of a teacher from a humble middle-class background. One night changes the fate of the entire family when Gargi's father is allegedly arrested for a false accusation. Desperate to seek justice for the injustice done to her father and prove her capabilities to the family, Gargi stands up to fight alone, with the help of an unsuccessful lawyer, played by Kaali Venkat. How Gargi fights against all odds forms the film's crux. Here are a few critics reviews that were swarming up the social media about Gargi Deals with a very sensitive subject.. About being a woman in the society and doing the right thing are the larger messages.. Easily the Best Tamil film of 2022. A must watch film. Don't miss it any cost! A modern day classic with plenty of shock value! Phew.. Courtroom drama - socially relevant - National Awards guaranteed! Wish the team a BB — Kaushik LM (@LMKMovieManiac) A Court Crime Drama🍿Plot- Dad & Daughter RelationShip♥️SaiPallavi impresses👍🏼KaaliVenkat LifeTime Best👌🏼BGM & Songs Evolves🤞🏼Slow Paced with Best Screenplay💥Dialogue Court Jail Scene Woks Well✅Twist & Turns🔥Book Tickets With Your...

Gargi Movie Review: In the opening stretch of Gargi, we get a scene in which the film's titular character, played by Sai Pallavi, is with her colleagues in the staff room in school. They see a news report about a gang rape of a minor. When a colleague tells her that the apartment being shown on TV seems to be one in her locality, she just shrugs it off. At that point, her thoughts are about her marriage, the demands that her boyfriend Pazhani's family seem to be placing on her lower middle-class family. But in the next scene, we see that the news about the rape has registered with her, for we get a flashback into an episode from her own life. We see this further when she reaches home and worries about her teenaged sister who hasn't returned home yet. But then, she moves on to her tuition and a minor romantic moment. With such a set-up, Gautham Ramachandran establishes how we usually register such news reports. We hear, we worry about our own for that moment and then move on with our lives. But what if we become part of such reports? How does that change our lives? We soon find out as Gargi learns that her 60-year-old father Brammananda (RS Sivaji), who works as a security guard, is also one of the accused in the gang rape about which she had heard earlier. She believes there must have been some mistake, but the cops are confident that he is one of the rapists. She reaches out to Banu Prakash (Jayaprakash), a family friend who is a top lawyer, and he, too, assures that cops...

Gargi has cinematography by Sraiyanti and Premkrishna Akkattu, editing by Shafique Mohamed Ali., and music composed by Govind Vasantha. The film is produced by Ravichandran Ramachandran, Aishwarya Lekshmi, Thomas George and Gautham Ramachandran. Notably, actor couple Suriya and Jyotika recently boarded the film as presenters via their production banner 2D Entertainment. Sai Pallavi was last seen in this year’s Telugu film Virata Parvam alongside Rana Daggubati. She will soon be seen in Sivakarthikeyan’s next, which is set to be helmed by Rajkumar Periasamy and produced by Kamal Haasan’s Raaj Kamal Films International.