Gamanam

Good message ,showing the real life obstacles and problems faced by below poverty line people and kids .......natural acting by all cast ...don't bother slow pace in movie, go watch it....

What a beautiful movie . Slow and steady wins the race suits this movie exactly . Shriya Saran what a matured performance. Shiva and Priyanka did good and the kids were amazing. Loved the music by Ilayaraja sir . Sujana did good Job as its 1st movie . Gyanashekhar is an amazing cinematographer. Love it . Btw it's not for everyone.

It is a slow paced movie with parallel stories. Director made every effort to show the world how people are affected during unprecedented flood.

Movie watcher will be able to connect and get a feeling of "going through the events" along with characters in the movie. This is award winning type and it is good to occasionally watch these types of movies.

This film unfortunately falls short of expectations, with its subpar quality evident throughout. The characters are clichéd and fail to evoke any real interest, while the story itself lacks excitement and fails to captivate the audience. The screenplay lacks creativity and fails to engage viewers, leaving them uninterested in the narrative. The direction of the film is lacking, unable to bring out the best in the story and its characters.

Although the effort put into creating the flood scenes is apparent, they fail to make the desired impact on screen, diminishing their effectiveness. However, it is worth mentioning that the performances of the two child actors stand out, showcasing their talent and skill in acting.

Regrettably, the film suffers from cheap special effects and uninspiring music, further detracting from its overall quality.

A poignant peek into how everyday lives are easily disrupted by flooding. Director Sujana Rao makes her debut with Gamanam, a film that unfolds the lives of normal, everyday people - laying bare their beauty, innocence and strength. And seeing as how the film is an anthology,