After a dull phase, the Kannada film industry bounced back with “Su From So“. Directed by Thuminad and co-produced by Raj B. Shetty, the film was a big hit in Karnataka. Now, it’s coming to Telugu audiences as a dubbed horror-comedy.
Su From So Movie Story: Set in a peaceful village in South Karnataka, Su From So follows Ashok, a painter whose small mistake causes big trouble. As chaos spreads, Swami enters the scene. The story revolves around how Ashok, Swami, and Ravanna try to fix the problem and protect the village.
Performances: Shaneel Gautham stood out as Ravanna with a perfect mix of comedy and emotion. Director Thuminad impressed with a mature and subtle performance in a key role. Raj B. Shetty was hilarious as the fake Swami, especially in the ghost scene. Prakash Thuminad and Deepak added fun as villagers, while the actress playing Sandhya gave a memorable, message-driven performance.
Technical Aspects: Despite minor technical flaws, Su From So impresses with its strong storytelling and engaging comedy. Thuminad excels as writer, director, and actor, effectively blending humor with a subtle social message about how society’s mindset affects a woman’s life.
His portrayal of Bhanu finding comfort with a ghost over people is especially moving. The film’s cinematography, music, editing, and dubbing are well done, offering a smooth theatrical experience. The ‘Baava Vachhaadu’ BGM is particularly catchy and adds to the film’s charm.
Analysis: Su From So not only delivers laughs through horror but also creates a rare emotional connection. It’s a sensible film that leaves you both entertained and deeply satisfied.
Verdict: Su From So is a refreshing horror-comedy that goes beyond just laughs. With sensible storytelling, strong performances, and emotional depth, it offers both entertainment and meaning. Despite minor technical flaws, it’s a well-made film that leaves a lasting impact.
Bottom Line: Fun ride with a touching soul.
Rating: 3/5
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