Starring: Indra Sena, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, Aishwarya Raj Bhakuni, Sonia Agarwal, Prudhvi Raj, Anish Kuruvilla & Others
Director: Venu Mandikanti
Producers: Thulasiram Sappani and Shanmugam Sappani
Music Director: Ravi Basrur
With no big-budget movies releasing this week, a small-budget movie Sasanasabha was released amidst low buzz. With no familiar names except Rajendra Prasad, the movie failed to create any noise before its release. The makers tried to create hype by using music director Ravi Basrur’s name who composed the music for the Pan India blockbuster KGF series. Let’s see what the movie is all about.
Story:
The movie is set in a fictitious state amidst the political backdrop. No single political party gets an absolute majority which leads to a hung. With none of the political parties gaining a majority, it leads to a hung. Independent MLAs become crucial in forming the government. In this scenario, the former Chief Minister decides to seek the help of Durga (Amit Tiwari), an influential political person, in getting the Independent MLAs’ support. Surya (Indra Sena) saves Durga who is in prison from a murder attack. Durga offers an invaluable offer to Surya and asks him to join him. What offer did Durga offer to Surya and who became the CM of the state? Watch the film to learn the answers.
Plus Points:
Few political dialogues
BGM
Minus Points:
Story, Screenplay, Direction
Silly and Illogical Scenes
Routine Elements
Verdict:
On the whole, Sasanasabha is one of the silliest and most illogical political entertainers. The first hour had good moments with some interesting points. However, the movie’s graph drops in the second half with routine flashback sequences. The movie would’ve been better if the director had concentrated on fine-tuning the story and screenplay.
Rating:2.5/5