Virata Parvam Movie Review

Rana Daggubati shot to fame by slipping into unique roles and the actor has done several experiments in his decade-long career. He has been waiting to score a solo commercial hit for a long time and his recent offerings ended up as disappointments. His next film Virata Parvam is hitting the screens this Friday. The film is carrying positive buzz and a bunch of special screenings have been held and the response is extremely positive. The makers are promoting the film widely and Sai Pallavi’s presence too is a huge advantage for the film.

Rana Daggubati is pretty confident on Virata Parvam and the actor hopes that the film would end up as a commercial success. Virata Parvam’s success is also quite crucial for Rana Daggubati. Virata Parvam will also take the advantage as there are no prominent releases this weekend except Satyadev’s Godse. Virata Parvam is directed by Venu Udugula and Rana, Sai Pallavi, Nandita Das, Priyamani, Naveen Chandra played the lead roles in this social drama. SLV Cinemas are the producers.

Venu Udugula, the director of ‘Virata Parvam’, said at one of the film’s promotional events that Rana Daggubati deserves praise for his work. Despite the fact that the heroine is the focus of the plot, Rana consented to appear in ‘Virata Parvam’, which the director claims make him humble.

Rana and Sai Pallavi-starrer ‘Virata Parvam’ has a decent buzz ahead of its premiere. To boost the buzz, the film’s producers had organised the ‘Aathmeeya Vedika’ event earlier on Sunday.

Venu Udugula began his remarks by thanking all of the distinguished visitors and members of the film crew, saying: “Warangal is the site where even failures are reincarnated as revolutions.”

And it is in such a setting that I am struck by one of the fatalities that occurred in 1992.

“I was taken aback when I learned that, the particular death was linked to a number of political issues. So I decided to write a tale about it, and I brought that story to you, mixed with a great love story.

“When I started composing the narrative, I started dreaming about this particular role, Vennela. This isn’t a typical girl’s love. It’s like Siddheshwari’s love for Lord Shiva, so pure and sacred. I’m overjoyed that Sai Pallavi accepted to play this role,” he continued.

Venu Udugula said: “Even if Rana tackles modest activities like presenting a short film or distributing a small film, he elevates whatever he does into an art piece. For this film, he did the same. I’d want to express my gratitude to him for agreeing to perform in a film with a significant role for Vennela (heroine).

“Heroes of his stature might think twice to act in a role with lesser importance for a hero. But, he is so humble. Mainly ladies should watch this film.”

Backed by Sudhakar Cherukuri of Sri Lakshmi Venkateswara Cinemas, ‘Virata Parvam’s’ cast also include Priyamani, Nanditha Das, Naveen Chandra, Zareena Wahab, Eswari Rao, and Sai Chand in crucial roles.

‘Virata Parvam’ will hit the theatres on July 17.

Rana Daggubati and Sai Pallavi’s Virata Parvam is all set for a grand release on June 17th. Venu Udugula directs the film produced by Sudhakar Cherukuri. A grand pre-release event of the film happened in Warangal and had superb attendance.

Speaking at the event, Rana Daggubati said, “People usually do films for claps, whistles, and fans but the reason why did Virata Parvam is for that one person who sits silently amid the crowd and thinks this story may be true. Venu came up with a real and wonderful story. We will bring more Telangana stories like this. We need all your love on 17th”.

Sai Pallavi is moved by the massive response she got from the crowd. “People of Warangal show me so much of love. I previously came here for Shyam Singha Roy. Art exists because of the people and people exist because of art. Virata Parvam is the story of this place. You will have to stand by this movie so that more honest stories like this come up. Venu hails from this area and he has dedicated this film to you. Please watch the film in theaters,” she said.

Director Venu Udugula has become emotional talking to the crowd. “Warangal is the land of revolution. A death in this area in 1992 moved me and it made me think. There is politics behind that death. I have always had a strong desire to bring it to the screen anyway. Adding a nice love story to it and bringing this film to you as an epic. I feel lucky to have Sai Pallavi play the role of the Vennela. Rana plays a character who can turn a lump of clay into a bomb. It is not my greatness that he is starring in this film that credit belongs to him. Virataparvam is a film especially for women to watch,” he emotionally said.