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Samajavaragamana is a 2023 Indian Telugu-language comedy-drama film directed by Ram Abbaraju and written by Bhanu Bogavarapu. It was produced by Rajesh Danda under the banner of AK Entertainments and Hasya Movies. The film has a talented cast including Sri Vishnu, Reba Monica John, Naresh, Srikanth Iyengar, Vanela Kishore, Sudarshan and Devi Prasad.

The film was released on June 29, 2023, and quickly received rave reviews from critics and audiences alike. Audiences appreciated the actors’ performances and the film’s engaging blend of comedy and drama. Samajavaragamana was not only a hit with the critics but also performed very well at the box office, making it a commercial success. The movie’s entertaining story and strong cast made it a standout in Telugu cinema for the year.

Samajavaragamana Brief Overview

CategoryDetails
Directed byRam Abbaraju
Screenplay byRam Abbaraju
Dialogues byNandu Savirigana
Story byBhanu Bogavarapu
Produced byRazesh Danda, Anil Sunkara (presenter)
StarringSree Vishnu, Reba Monica John
CinematographyRaam Reddy
Edited byChota K. Prasad
Music byGopi Sundar
Production companiesAK Entertainments, Hasya Movies
Release date29 June 2023
Running time140 minutes
CountryIndia
LanguageTelugu
Box officeest. ₹50 crore

Samajavaragamana Starring Cast & Crew

Actor/ActressRole
Sree VishnuBala Subramanyam “Balu”
Reba Monica JohnSarayu, Balu’s love interest
NareshUma Maheswara Rao, Balu’s father
PramodiniUma Maheswara Rao’s wife and Balu’s mother
KeyuriVaishnavi “Vyshu”, Uma Maheswara Rao’s daughter and Balu’s sister
SudharshanBox Office Baadshah, Balu’s friend
Srikanth IyyengarRama Krishna, Sarayu’s uncle-turned-father and Prabhavati’s brother
Vennela KishoreKula Sekhar, Sarayu’s cousin
Raghu BabuBala Saraswathi, Tuition teacher
Rajeev KanakalaSarayu’s biological father and Prabhavati’s husband
PriyaMaheswari, Uma Maheswara Rao’s sister, Madhunandan’s mother and Balu’s aunt
Goparaju VijayPrabhakar, Maheswari’s husband and Madhunandan’s father
Keshav DeepakUma Maheswara Rao’s brother and Balu’s uncle
Tenali ShakuntalaUma Maheswara Rao’s mother and Balu’s grandmother
Devi PrasadMurali Krishna, Rama Krishna’s first brother, Sarayu’s uncle and Sindhu’s father
Meena VasuMeena, Murali Krishna’s wife and Sindhu’s mother
SubhashJaya Krishna, Rama Krishna’s second brother and Sarayu’s uncle
Satya KrishnanJaya Krishna’s wife
Gemini SureshChinni Krishna, Rama Krishna’s third brother and Sarayu’s uncle
KashviSindhu, Murali Krishna and Meena’s daughter, Madhunandan’s fiancée and Sarayu’s cousin
Kaushik RachapudiMadhunandan, Sindhu’s fiancée, Prabhakar and Maheshwari’s son and Balu’s cousin
Gayatri BhargaviPrabhavati, Sarayu’s biological mother and Rama Krishna’s sister
Goparaju RamanaMarriage Registrar Clerk

Samajavaragamana Box Office Collection Worldwide

Day/RegionCollection (in crore Rs)
First day total30.1
USA1
Andhra Pradesh & Telangana1.35
Worldwide (first day)2.15
Seventh day Andhra Pradesh & Telangana1.10
Seventh day worldwide1.35
Total in Telugu states12.15
Total in shares23.1
Total worldwide (reported)16.9
Total in shares (reported)34.5
  • India Net Collection ₹ 19.32 Cr
  • Worldwide Collection ₹ 32 Cr
  • Overseas Collection ₹ 9.35 Cr
  • India Gross Collection ₹ 22.65 Cr

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Samajavaragamana Storyline, Review and More

Story:

Bala Subramaniam, popularly known as Balu (played by Sri Vishnu), works as a ticket seller in a popular movie theatre in Hyderabad. His father, Uma Maheshwara Rao (Naresh), is trying to complete his college degree and meets Sarayu (Reba Monica John) during an exam. Sarayu later becomes a paying guest in Uma’s house and falls in love with Balu, who usually sees all girls like sisters. Eventually, Balu falls in love with her too. However, he learns a shocking secret about Sarayu’s family. The rest of the story focuses on how Balu handles this situation.

Plus Points:

Director Ram Abbaraju has delivered another good comedy drama after his hit Vivaha Bhojanambu. His story, especially in the first half, is interesting without any boring moments.

Sri Vishnu is once again in a comedy role and acts effortlessly. His comic timing is spot on, making his funny dialogues and emotional dialogues stand out.

Reba Monica John is surprisingly good. Unlike the usual comedy films where heroines have limited roles, she shines in both funny and emotional scenes and impresses with her dancing. Naresh Vijaya Krishna shows his talent again, playing an older student who is trying to complete his degree. His looks and expressions are funny. Srikanth Iyengar does well in his role, and Vennela Kishore, though in a small role, makes everyone laugh whenever he appears. The other actors do well in their characters. Sri Vishnu’s spontaneous dialogues and monologue scenes are funny.

Minus Points:

The story is interesting, but the second half seems a bit dragged. The director could have improved the screenplay in the later part. The first half moves at a good pace and keeps the audience engaged. Some of the key characters are underutilized. For instance, comedian Sudarshan could have had more scenes to bring out more laughs. Rajeev Kanakala’s character also needed better development. The scenes with Srikanth Iyengar become repetitive, making their relationship conversations seem monotonous. The director wanted Samajavaragamana to be a fun family film, which is fine, but the emotional scenes, especially the climax, should have been presented better. The climax feels a bit forced and unnatural.

The songs are forgettable, only a few of them are great, while the rest are easily forgotten once the film ends.

Technical Aspects:

Director Ram Abbaraju has done a good job, but the film could have been better with a better screenplay.

Ram Reddy’s cinematography is good, and Gopi Sundar’s music enhances some scenes. Editor Chota K Prasad has done a good job, but the film could have been more enjoyable by cutting out some repetitive scenes in the second half. The production values ​​are good, which shows the effort of the makers.

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