The fourth week of August is just here and what better way to watch your favourite film than at a cinema near you. From Parakram to Footage mystery to romance and action, there is something for everyone. Without much ado, here are the upcoming films this week.
Parakramam
Parakramam is a Telugu film directed by Arjun Ramesh. The plot revolves around Lovaraju, a dedicated theatre artist and passionate gully cricketer, who embodies the spirit of a heroic common man. Despite his challenges, he remains resilient and determined and tackles life’s obstacles with unwavering courage. Lovaraju’s journey reflects the strength and perseverance of an ordinary man who stands tall against all odds and continues to pursue his passions. The cast includes Bandi Saroj Kumar, Nikhil Gopu, Naga Lakshmi Yellagula, Mohan Senapati, Sruthi Samanvi, and Anil Lingampally.
Footage
Footage is a Malayalam film that stars Manju Warrier, Vishak Nair and Gayathri Ashok in the lead roles. Directed by Saiju Sreedharan, the film brings together a talented cast to tell a gripping story. With its strong performances and deft direction, Footage is sure to leave a lasting impression on audiences and showcase the depth and diversity of Malayalam cinema.
Saala
Based on themes of power struggles, prestige, and social activism, Saala is set in the famous Parvathi Bar in Royapuram. Once a hub of action, the bar has been closed for 20 years following violent gang wars. Against this backdrop, the film explores the complex dynamics of control and influence and shows the impact of social tensions on a community long overshadowed by its turbulent past.
Vaazhai
Vaazhai is a Tamil film starring Kalaiyarasan Harikrishnan, Nikhila Vimal and Dhivya Duraisamy in the lead roles. Directed by the acclaimed Mari Selvaraj, the film brings together a talented cast to tell a compelling and thought-provoking story. With its strong performances and sensitive direction, Vaazhai is a significant addition to Tamil cinema, showcasing the depth of its characters and the richness of its narrative.
Taj
Based on a true story, the Kannada movie Taj conveys a powerful message about the nature of humanity. The film, directed by B Rajaratna, explores real-life events to highlight the importance of compassion, empathy and kindness in the face of adversity. Through his narrative, Taj reminds viewers of the enduring strength of the human spirit and the impact selfless acts have on those around us. The film is a poignant reminder that in difficult times, our common humanity connects us all.
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