Trailer Review: Shatamanam Bhavati

The family boy of the 'Kalisundam Raa' variety has been rehashed a number of times.  This time, it's Vegesna Satish's turn to do the same.  All is well when the hero subscribes to the idea of 'Shatamanam Bhavati'.  When he is ready to do the 'seva' of the grandfather and God (yes, they are almost equal to him), can melodrama be away?  Look at his language: the only temporal flavour he savours is his grandma's coffee, but even this is juxtaposed with the taste of the Tirupathi laddoo and Annavaram 'prasadam'!

Prakash Raj is seen wearing a stern expression throughout.  You have to wait till Jan 14th to listen to his modulated voice.  He is pleasantly unsophisticated in his demeanor, though.  Jayasudha plays his sweetheart and yes, there is a duet on them (we suppose, it's 'Nilavade').

Anupama Parameswaran, the US girl on a tour of the much-glorified 'palletooru', can't take her heart off the Bava's (Sharwanand) goodness.  And Indraja, the mother, can't control her tears.

All of this comes with the Mickey J Meyer sound.  But that coffee leitmotif could have many, many takers.