Eesaraina
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| Eesaraina | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Viplav |
| Written by | Viplav |
| Produced by | Viplav, Sankeerth Konda |
| Starring |
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| Cinematography | Giri |
| Edited by | Viplav |
| Music by | Tej |
Release dates | November 8th, 2024 |
Running time | 110 Minutes |
| Country | India |
| Language | Telugu |
Eesaraina is an Indian Telugu- language film directed by Viplav.he movie is set in a rural village backdrop and revolves around a jobless young man preparing for a government job. It explores themes of love, ambition, and perseverance, with a mix of humor and emotion. The film stars Viplav and Ashwini Ayaluru in the lead roles and is produced by Viplav and Sankeerth Konda under the banner of Reading films production.The film was theatrically released on 8th November 2024.
Plot
[edit]The story follows Raju, a hopeful graduate facing his third and final attempt at securing a governmentjob after previous failures. Amidst the challenges of rural life and balancing the comforts of his family's farm, Raju finds support and comic relief in his loyal friend, Basha. Meanwhile, his journey takes a turn when he meets Shirisha, a dynamic schoolteacher who effortlessly secures a government job. As love blossoms between Raju and Shirisha, they navigate village gossip, comparisons, and a humorous rivalry with Shirisha's strong- willed father.
Cast
[edit]- Viplav as Raju
- Ashwini Ayaluru as Shirisha
- Mahaboob Basha as Basha
- Prradeep Raparthi as Mama
- Karthikeya dev as Raju
Soundtrack
[edit]The film's music is composed by Tej, with lyrics penned by Rakendu Mouli. The first song, Ye Gaayamo, sung by Arjun Vijay, has already garnered attention for its relatable lyrics and soulful tune.
- "Thaara Theerame" – Lyrics by Sharath Chepuri, sung by PVNS Rohit
- "Thokkudu Billa" – Lyrics and sung by Goreti Venkanna
- "Saagali Sudigali" – Lyrics by Rakendu Mouli, sung by L.V. Revanth
- "Ye Gaayamo" – Lyrics by Rakendu Mouli, sung by Arjun Vijay
- "Vinara Ori sodhara" – Lyrics by Sharath Chepuri, sung by Yashwant Nag
Release and Promotion
[edit]The film’s first look poster and teaser were released on [Date]. The promotions, including the title announcement and the first song, have generated significant buzz among the audience, especially the youth. Despite being a small-scale production, EESARAINA has managed to capture the audience's attention with its relatable themes and refreshing presentation.
Connection with Job Aspirants
[edit]- Eesaraina?!* subtly mirrors the aspirations and challenges faced by many job seekers, particularly those from rural backgrounds.
Through the journey of its protagonist, Raju, the film explores the pressures and perseverance involved in pursuing a government job. His efforts to balance personal dreams with societal expectations resonate with a wider audience, particularly youth who are navigating similar paths in their own lives. The movie’s portrayal of these struggles offers a relatable and inspiring perspective for anyone working towards their goals in the face of adversity.
Reception
[edit]Deccan Chronicle wrote that EESARAINA is very relatable to the current youth and highlighted the music and natural dialogues. [1] The Hans India commented that "EeSaaraina?!" is a sincere attempt by Viplav to bring forth a story that resonates with the struggles of today’s youth. The review highlighted the film's music, performances, and relatable theme as its strengths while pointing out pacing issues in the first half. The second half, however, was praised for its engaging drama and well-timed comedy. The review also noted that the film’s use of mostly fresh faces might limit its appeal to a broader audience. The review summarized the film as a heartfelt romantic drama with a mix of humor, emotion, and inspiration, commending Viplav's debut as both a director and actor. The Hans India gave the film a rating of 3/5.[2]
References
[edit]- ^ com/general/ee-saaraina-movie- review-1836535 "EE Saaraina Movie Review". Deccan Chronicle. 2024-11-18. Retrieved 2024-11-18.
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