Ayyare

Ayyare
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Directed by	Saagar K. Chandra
Screenplay by	Saagar K. Chandra
Story by	Saagar K. Chandra
Produced by	Sudhakar Babu Bandaru Sri Rangana Achhappa
Starring	Rajendra Prasad Sivaji Anisha Singh Sai Kumar
Cinematography	Samalabhasker
Edited by	Prawin Pudi
Music by	Sunil Kashyap
Production company	Preetam Productions
Release date	20 January 2012 (2012-01-20)
Running time	135 mins
Country	India
Language	Telugu

Ayyare is a 2012 Indian Telugu-language comedy film written and directed by Saagar K Chandra. It is produced by Sudhakar Babu Bandaru and Sri Rangana Achhappa under the Preetam Productions. It stars Rajendra Prasad, Sivaji and Anisha Singh, with music composed by Sunil Kashyap.

Plot

The film begins with a venomous ACP, Gajapati, mandating his men to slaughter a discrete Prasad. Anyhow, he absconds from them and hides in a bar. Whereat, an alcoholic Venkatesh / Venky offers a free feast stipulating not to avoid a question by listening to his story. Venky is a mechanic who quashes a beautiful Anjali and falls for her at first sight. To attain her love, he airs as a candid & meritorious. Despite Anjali's learns of it, she loves his sincerity and notifies his father, Siva Prasad, a business tycoon. Forthwith, Siva Prasad forwards bridal connections, but the day after, shockingly, he rejects the proposal. Venky currently questions, What led to this bewilderment? Startlingly, Prasad replies as if he is entirely conscious of his life and spins back.

Prasad, a security guard, rears his motherless daughter under a shower of love, who is above all else. Tragically, she becomes cancer afflict for which ₹1,000,000 (US$12,000), is vital within a year. Prasad decides to move Muskat by betting all in hand, but the travel agent backstabs him. Devastated, he sits on a railway platform, where he spots a strange saint. He proclaims he has existed since Dvapara Yuga, Krishna's bestie and immortal, by changing thousands of bodies via Parakaya Pravesha, i.e., leaving one's soul and entering others. Suddenly, the police forces surround Prasad, apt to encounter him under ACP Gajapati's command, confounding to a Naxallitte. Prasad observes humans' stupidity. The authorities who kill a nonguilty are bowing before a fake monk and comprehending the times we live in. Later, he detects the death of the saint and his accumulation of money. Thus, Prasad schemes to secure his daughter by feigning himself as Swamiji's reincarnation. The public started to wide-eyed him and became superstitious when Prasad molds as a grandest and builds a hamlet.

Consequently, Gajapati arrives and threatens him. Indeed, Gajapati is back that day to collect his revolver magazine and witnesses the totality while Prasad transforms into Swamiji and snaps into his camera. Prasad turns the marionette in Gajapati's hand. He covenants to provide his bid amount after accomplishing all that he gunpointed. From there, Prasad's glory magnifies and loots endless wealth. The higher officials, academics, and industrialists kneel before him, and Siva Prasad is one among them. Being aware of Anjali's love, Siva Prasad consulted Prasad, who arbitrarily said to knit them. In turn, he receives a rebuke from Gajapati as his ploy to espouse his son with Anjali to usurp Siva Prasad's property. Ergo, Prasad had to revert, predicting some omens, and Siva Prasad called off the match.

Now, it's time for Prasad to quit. Hence, he operates on Gajapati's ruse, Antardanam.  Prasad states that his mate Krishna's edict has made him walk to Himalayas forever, where the Lord bestows his salvation. Following this, Gajapati wiles to slaughter Prasad. Hearing it, Prasad & Venky jointly deal. Venky tactically intrudes into the police control room and destroys proof against Prasad. Next, he hinders Anjali's engagement when they flogged him. Prasad reappears as a flabbergast as Swamiji, proclaiming a phony story here. At the Himalayas, Krishna aroused and scolded him for detaching a turtle dove and shipped him back to unite them. Furious Gajapati attempts to unveil Prasad's dark shade but fails due to lack of evidence. Conversely, the devotees close his chapter with batter. Prasad collects the sum he requires from the vast and seeks Venky to build a charity hospital for children. Afterward, Prasad vanishes, and no one knows his whereabouts. At last, it shows that he settles happily on distant shores with his daughter. Finally, the movie ends wildly with Prasad donating funds for a temple of his own.    

Cast

• Rajendra Prasad as Prasad / Swamiji / Lord Krishna
• Sivaji as Venkatesam
• Anisha Singh as Anjali
• Sai Kumar as ACP Gajapathi
• M. S. Narayana as Venkatesh's maternal uncle
• Ali as Software Engineer
• Venu Madhav as Venu Bhai
• Dr. Siva Prasad as Siva Prasad
• Harsha Vardhan
• Sameer as Doctor
• Prasad Babu as Krishna Rao, Venkatesh's father
• Sandhya Janak as Venkatesh's mother
• Shankar Melkote as Prof.Shankar Melkote
• Srinivasa Reddy as Srinu
• Dhanraj as Venkatesh's acolyte
• Tarzan as Goon
• Jenny as Postman
• Baby Anjali as Prasad's daughter

Soundtrack

Ayyare
Film score by Sunil Kashyap
Released	2012
Genre	Soundtrack
Length	23:41
Label	Madhura Audio
Producer	Sunil Kashyap

Music was composed by Sunil Kashyap. Music was released on MADHURA Audio Company.

No.	Title	Lyrics	Singer(s)	Length
1.	"Telusuna"	Ananta Sriram	Sunil Kashyap	4:31
2.	"2012"	Vijay Kumar	Hemachandra	3:35
3.	"Chitti Guvva"	Ananta Sriram	Vijay Prakash	4:39
4.	"Na Gundelo"	Ananta Sriram	Sandhya	2:43
5.	"Sami Sami"	Chandrabose	Rakesh, Asalam	4:05
6.	"Telusuna (Remix)"	Ananta Sriram	Sunil Kashyap	4:08
Total length:				23:41

Reception

The Times of India rated the film 2.5/5 and wrote, "Though the film is made on a tight budget, the director’s attempt to tackle the subject of mindless idolization of Godmen and fake babas is laudable." 123telugu called the film "thought provoking" and stated: "It nicely captures the innocence with which people blindly follow many fake ‘Babas’ these days. The movie is entertaining and captivating in the second half. Tighter screenplay and better narration in the first half would have greatly helped matters."

External links

• Ayyare at IMDb