Siddhartha

2016
Not Rated
2h 4min

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5,6/10

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Surya (Sagar) is a guy from a rich family, which has rivalry with a factionist family. His mother (Sana) sends him to Bangkok to end the feud between the two families. Surya changes his name to Siddhartha and falls in love with Sahasra (Ragini). But his mother asks him to come back to marry a girl (Sakshi Chowdary) from his enemy's family. What happens next forms the crux of the story.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueSurya (Sagar) is a guy from a rich family, which has rivalry with a factionist family. His mother (Sana) sends him to Bangkok to end the feud between the two families. Surya changes his name... Tout lireSurya (Sagar) is a guy from a rich family, which has rivalry with a factionist family. His mother (Sana) sends him to Bangkok to end the feud between the two families. Surya changes his name to Siddhartha and falls in love with Sahasra (Ragini). But his mother asks him to come ba... Tout lireSurya (Sagar) is a guy from a rich family, which has rivalry with a factionist family. His mother (Sana) sends him to Bangkok to end the feud between the two families. Surya changes his name to Siddhartha and falls in love with Sahasra (Ragini). But his mother asks him to come back to marry a girl (Sakshi Chowdary) from his enemy's family. What happens next forms the ... Tout lire

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Below Average

The storyline is derived from a Turkish film by the name of 'su ve ates'. This movie should be called as a Telugu remake of the Turkish one. During the first half, the film is good as it follows the Turkish version with the spices of local culture and people but the second half is written and executed very badly. The film is supposed to be about tragic love. It seems that the film makers used the Turkish script to open the film and then resorted to same old commercial tricks and tropes to sell the film to local audience. Male and female leads made the film bearable to watch in the first half but things went downhill in the second half. Waste of two hours.