Director: Chetan Chandrashekar proves he’s a master of weaving social commentary with edge-of-your-seat thrills in Sambhavami Yuge Yuge.
Cast: Jayaram Shetty anchors the film as Arjun, our righteous hero. Nisha Rajput shines as the leading lady, but the true scene-stealers are the veterans. Sudha Rani delivers a powerhouse performance as the blind mother, a guiding light for Arjun. The supporting cast, including Ashwin Hassan, Bala Rajwadi, and Pramod Shetty, adds depth and grit to the narrative.
A Modern-Day Gita: Borrowing its title from the Bhagavad Gita, the film cleverly parallels the hero’s journey with that of Arjuna. Just as Krishna guided Arjuna, Sudha Rani’s inspiring blind mother acts as Arjun’s moral compass, urging him to fight for the good of the village through the Panchayat elections.
Beyond the Panchayat: Don’t be fooled by the seemingly simple premise. The film takes a sharp turn when Arjun’s quest for progress clashes with the corrupt Deputy Commissioner’s ego. A real-life murder gets woven into the plot, adding a layer of suspenseful mystery.
Thrills and Twists: The well-paced narrative keeps you guessing with clever twists and turns. The whodunit element is masterfully handled, leaving you glued to the screen until the very end.
A Winning Formula: Chandrashekar’s strength lies in his ability to showcase raw talent. Jayaram Shetty delivers a convincing performance, but it’s the seasoned actors who truly elevate the film. By giving ample screen time and well-developed characters to the supporting cast, he transforms a local incident into a captivating story that resonates.
Sambhavami Yuge Yuge is more than just a thriller. It’s a celebration of willpower, a testament to the power of good over evil, and a heartwarming ode to the unwavering spirit of a village united.
Film: Sambhavami Yuge Yuge Director: Chetan Chandrashekar Cast: Jayaram Shetty, Nisha Rajput, Madhura Gowda BS, Sudha Rani, Bala Rajwadi, Ashwin Hassan, Pramod Shetty Duration: 163 minutes Stars: 3
