Mangalavaaram

Mangalavaaram, which features Payal Rajput, has generated a lot of interest through its promotional materials. The film’s director, Ajay Bhupathi, promised that it contains a material never before explored in Indian cinema. Now that the film has been out, let’s assess its quality.

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Mangalavaram

Starring: Payal Rajput, Ajmal Ameer, Nandita Sweta, Chaitanya Krishna, Ajay Ghosh, Divya Pillai, Ravindra Vijay, and others

Director: Ajay Bhupathi

Producers: Swathi Reddy Gunupati, Suresh Varma M

Music Director: Ajaneesh Loknath

Cinematographer: Sivendra Dasaradhi

Editor: Madhav Kumar Gullapalli

Story

A string of fatalities shocks the inhabitants in this rural setting. It is thought that the deceased were involved in an extramarital affair. Every death occurs on Tuesday. The townspeople quickly come up with a strategy to solve the mystery behind the deaths. Who is the murderer? What drives him or her? This is the main purpose of Mangalavaaram.

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Overview

Directed by	Ajay Bhupathi
Written by	Ajay Bhupathi
Story by	Ajay Bhupathi
Produced by	Swathi Reddy Gunupati Suresh Varma M. Ajay Bhupathi
Starring	Payal Rajput Nandita Swetha Divya Pillai Ajmal Ameer Ravindra Vijay Chaitanya Krishna Ajay Ghosh Priyadarshi Pulikonda
Cinematography	Dasaradhi Sivendra
Edited by	Madhav Kumar Gullapalli
Music by	B. Ajaneesh Loknath
Production companies	Mudhra Media Works A Creative Works
Release date	17 November 2023
Running time	143 minutes
Country	India
Language	Telugu
Box office	₹16.25 Crore

Review

Few people are aware of the main topic Mangalavaaram attempts to address, hence the filmmaker should be especially commended for doing something different in a big Telugu film. The film’s premise and obscenity have a very thin line between them, and if it hadn’t been handled skillfully, the entire point would have been lost. However, Payal’s character was well-designed by Ajay Bhupathi, and by the time the movie ended, one might feel sympathy for her.

Things begin to come together in the second part of the film. Payal Rajput’s past and the struggles she faces are revealed to us. A few significant twists are also disclosed. The one that appears at the end is very powerful. The story.

Conclusion

Overall, Mangalavaaram tackles a novel idea, and the second hour of the screenplay is really interesting. The actress Payal Rajput is at the peak of her game, and her role is well-designed. The greatest technical values in recent memory are also found in Mangalavaaram. However, there are a few uninteresting sections in the first half of the story, which makes it uneven. This movie is worth seeing because of its innovative idea and excellent technical aspects.