'Sathya' starring Sibi Sathyaraj and Ramya Nambeesan in the lead roles has created a good pre-release buzz as the film is a remake of one of the best thrillers of Telugu cinema, Kshanam. Coming to the story, Sathya is an IT employee in Australia and one day he receives a call from his ex-girlfriend Shwetha (Ramya Nambeesan) who requests him to come back to India to search for her daughter. Sathya comes back to India and he faces a lot of difficulties to find the missing girl and the story takes a drastic turn when Swetha takes a serious decision. Is Sathya successful in finding the missing girl? Do Swetha and her husband have a daughter in real? All these questions form the rest of the story.
Sibi Sathyaraj gives a commendable performance as Sathya and holds the film together as he gets the most of the screen time. He has two different looks in the movie one as a guy in early twenties and one in the late twenties and he impresses with both looks. His performance in this film is by far his best performance in his career. Remya Nambeesan gives a striking performance in the limited role she has got.Like Sibi Sathyaraj, she also gets a role which is shown in two timelines and she impresses both the times. Varalakshmi gets a meaty role as DCP Anasuya Bharadwaj and she does a fantastic job. All the other actors did justice to their roles.
Technically, Sathya is one of the best films of 2017. Right from the gripping screenplay to terrfic backgroundscore everything seems perfect and novel. Simon K. King does a fantastic job as the songs and background score elevate the film to next level. Arunmani Palani captures the film brilliantly and does a neat job during the action scenes. Editing by Goutham Ravichandran is crisp. Production values of Nathambal Film Factory are good. Director Pradeep Krishnamoorthy does a fantastic job in giving out an edge-of-the-seat thriller with a gripping screenplay. The way he made the film with Tamil sensibilities and without losing the soul of the film is praiseworthy.
Verdict: A well-made suspense thriller with gripping narration
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'Sathya' is the remake of super hit Telugu movie Kshanam and features Sibi Sathyraj, Varalaxmi and Ramya Nambeesan in the lead roles. The film has hit the screens today and as the early morning shows come to an end, the critics and the audience are expressing their opinions on social media. Most of the Tweets are quite positive and the team is being appreciated. Take a look:
The critics are praising the film for its technical brilliance and terrific performances from the lead cast. The audience are also loving the film and Tweeting about the film positively, check out the latest Tweets from the critics and the audience.
Positive reports continue to pour in for Sathya from the audience as well who are enjoying the suspense aspect of the film. Performances of Sibi Sathyaraj and Ramya Nambeesan are also getting superb response. Check out the latest Tweets.
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What is it about?
‘Sathya’ directed by Pradeep Krishnamoorthi stars Sibi Sathyaraj, Varalaxmi Sarathkumar and Remya Nambeesan. It is a remake of the Telugu film ‘Kshanam’ which starred Adivi Shesh and Adah Sharma in the lead roles. The movie is a mystery thriller based on a kidnapping of a little girl.
What to expect?
- Critical and Commercial Success
‘Sathya’ is the remake of the superhit Telugu film ‘Kshanam’ which was both a critical and commercial success. Sibi Sithiraj, who also stars in the movie, bought the remake rights of ‘Kshanam’ and is also producing it.
- Thriller/ mystery
The film is a thriller that revolves around the kidnapping of a five-year-old girl and a man named Rishi (Sibi Sathiraj) who is friends with the girls’ mother, decides to start an informal investigation about the incident.
- Chilling background score and music
Just like its Tollywood counterpart, ‘Sathya’ will also have chilling and thrilling background score and appropriate music to go along with the intense story to make the film watching experience even better for the audience.
- Good story and Screenplay
The story and screenplay of the film were written by Adivi Shesh who also acted in the Telugu version of the film. The film received critical acclaim for its screenplay and the audiences loved it as well.
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