Udhaharanam Sujatha

It is a motivational movie with a strong social message. Has good comedy too. Movie is overall short and crisp, no drag. It was worth a watch and I felt the movie didnt succeed in collection as much as it should have, which is sad.

It is a story sujata about education. These movie give us knowledge about How education is Important in Today's Generartion ...How sujata the main charchters in these movie fight for her doughters education and prove that she can also able to learn and get education with skill. I get Motivation after watching g these movie .I like these story you can also watch It .I had great fun after watching these drama about education. I had good time and joy. I strongly recommend that you can aslo love these story of sujata and about the education..I get Motivate after watching these story. I watch these with my family .

Udaharanam Sujatha (2017)

Sujatha, who juggles menial jobs to afford her daughter's education. But her daughter neglects studies, thinking that she'll end doing odd jobs just like her mother. Things take a comical turn, when Sujatha does something out of the blue.

Sujatha, who juggles menial jobs to afford her daughter's education. But her daughter neglects studies, thinking that she'll end doing odd jobs just like her mother. Things take a comical turn, when Sujatha does something out of the blue.

Sujatha, who juggles menial jobs to afford her daughter's education. But her daughter neglects studies, thinking that she'll end doing odd jobs just like her mother. Things take a comical turn, when Sujatha does something out of the blue.

We need these type of teams ....The work of the film was not awesome but in a in a pakka level.......great....no words......

Manju Warrier reinvents her showmanship with Udhaharanam Sujatha where she brilliantly plays the role of a harried mother trying to make ends meet and painstakingly finance her daughter's education. Although a remake, the emotional drama has shades of Malayalam that makes it a worthwhile watch for those haven't caught the original or the Tamil version. Of course, director Phantom Praveen depends heavily of sentimentalism and uses a weepy score and sensitivity in all sequences to make his audience connect (and weep) with Sujatha, the protagonist, but the highlight of his recipe is in how he makes his actors carry their characters. In addition to Warrier's stupendous performance, newcomer Anaswara Rajan, Joju George, and Nedumudi Venu act like they are real people. It's so refreshing to see them act you can easily ignore the preachy undertone of the film that also tries to convey the hardships of parents in the Bellow Poverty Line families of India. Education is not cheap and Udhaharanam Sujatha tries to showcase that plus how grueling it is to learn that your kid is not too enthusiastic about it. It's heartbreaking. Despite the rushed climax, the film manages to succeed in most departments and crescendos well. Udhaharanam Sujatha is not perfect but the actors are perfect enough to give it a try. TN.