Rana Daggubati’s Spirit Media proudly presents the upcoming rural comedy 'Kothapallilo Okappudu,' directed by actor-turned-filmmaker Praveena Paruchuri. Known for her association with critically acclaimed films like C/O Kancharapalem and Uma Maheswara Ugra Roopasya, Paruchuri also bankrolls this project under Paruchuri Vijaya Praveena Arts. After making a positive impression with its first look and teaser, the film's hilarious and intriguing trailer has now been unveiled.
Plot: A Romantic Encounter Takes a Shocking, Divine Turn
The trailer introduces Rama Krishna, the enthusiastic owner of a local record dance studio, who is deeply in love with Savitri. Savitri is well aware of his feelings and one day, she asks him to meet her at the haystack. Rama Krishna, overjoyed and brimming with anticipation, eagerly shows up for what he expects to be a romantic encounter. However, the scene takes a shocking and unexpected turn, abruptly throwing his life into chaos. What unfolds from that moment is far from ordinary, hinting at a mysterious divine connection at play that transforms his world.
The story, penned by Gurukiran Bathula, carries a distinct rustic charm, which is unexpectedly enriched with thrilling elements, giving the film a unique and engaging flavor. Director Praveena Paruchuri handles the subject with confidence and nuance, also playing a pivotal on-screen role, adding another layer to the narrative.
Fresh Performances and Apt Technical Craft
Lead actors Manoj Chandra and Janani Kunaseelan bring a refreshing innocence and sincerity to their characters, infusing freshness into the narrative. Ravindra Vijay makes his presence felt as Appanna, contributing to the film's ensemble.
Cinematographer Petros Antoniadis beautifully captures the rural backdrop, showcasing its natural beauty and authentic atmosphere. Varun Unni’s background score perfectly complements the film’s tone, enhancing both its humorous and mysterious elements. The songs, composed by Mani Sharma, add to the film's appeal. Production values are modest yet fitting for the genre, ensuring the focus remains on the compelling story and characters.
Overall, the newly released trailer effectively piques curiosity and sets the stage well for the film’s theatrical release on August 1st.
