Sodara Sodarimanulara

This story abt cab driver.. How he trapped by power politics Emotional narration Must watch 💯 Kamal kamaraju played as cab driver Aparna Devi played his wife role A cabbie named Raju (Kamal Kamaraju) is mired in debt. He has to repay the loan he had taken to buy his cab. A shocking crime takes place when Raju ferries a customer to a resort in Hyderabad. CI Bhaskar ('Baahubali' Prabhakar) and a self-obsessed politician (Prithviraj as a Minister) are out to implicate him. How the false case shatters the peace of Raju and his doting wife Shravani (Aparna Devi) and whether Raju manages to absolve himself forms the crux of the story.

Analysis:

Director Raghupathi Reddy Gunda shows sensitivity in handling the subject that doesn't pander to the lowest common denominator. He keeps the conversations and situations as realistic as possible. When it comes to portraying true-to-life situations and putting the characters in difficult circumstances, some directors get carried away. But that doesn't happen in the case of Sodara Sodarimanulara.

The twist that comes at the interval stands out for being organic. The writing department doesn't flounder in narrating such turns with care. The deeply entrenched malaise in the system and the unholy nexus between politicians and the police department have been shown well.

When the story arc doesn't do the talking, some unexpected elements deliver goods. As a result, the film stays its course despite some obvious demerits like the sluggish pace.

It's story about lower middle class people who suffers from system.

Wow.,!!! Superb concept for a struggling driver's in our country who r willing to serve there family a happy life but ending up to survive in this tough situation of life... n even they r draged into sum sort of leagal issues. I really saw one incident in my personal life in which a lady alleged a cab driver that he molesteted her just n after sum time as t driver was a strong person he argued in front of police, then she agreed she did it just to not pay him t fair which was just 500-600 rupees. Feel pity on such people., t movie was showcased such persons life who got stuck in a case... great direction n great work taking full advantage of good actors in a great characterisation., congratulations to t production house team who for a small budget film have taken such a strong daring step to involve such big name actors., last but not least one of t main lead I guess she is also a new cummer but acted like an experienced actress t heroine of t movie., i toh liked her acting for the fullest.' !!! All thanks to t director producer n t whole technical team for showcasing us with a good concept., n even thanks to the policeman who dare to help common people.

It is based on the real events that happen in the society. It is rare to see a film that not only entertains but awakens the society with an idea. For the first time such an attempt was made by director Raghupathi Reddy. Coming from a socially aware family,He drew closer to reality by linking the police system to the political system in the society.

Also, Kamal Kamaraju played the role of an innocent cab driver Raju. Shravani (Aparnadevi) who played the wife of Raju did the same. The couple on screen is very cute. As the Home Minister, senior actor Pridvi impressed in a negative shade. Baahubali Prabhakar gave a good performance as C. I Bhaskar.

The story of a cab driver, a mysterious murder, how a victim gets falsely implicated in the crime, the influence of power, Director attempts to depict real-life events in an engaging manner on the big screen. The film's first half delves into the trials and tribulations faced by a cab driver and his family. The second half introduces an intriguing twist during the interval, focusing on the cab driver's wife's struggle to exonerate her husband. While the story may be somewhat predictable, Director manages to maintain viewer interest with a series of unexpected twists and turns. He skillfully portrays the intricate web of politics and police connections, leading to a surprising and satisfying conclusion.

This film revolves around a cab driver's life. It takes a sudden twist Director attempts to depict real-life events in an engaging manner on the big screen. The film's first half delves into the trials and tribulations faced by a cab driver and his family. The second half introduces an intriguing twist during the interval, focusing on the cab driver's wife's struggle to exonerate her husband. While the story may be somewhat predictable, Director manages to maintain viewer interest with a series of unexpected twists and turns. He skillfully portrays the intricate web of politics and police connections, leading to a surprising and satisfying conclusion.