Bharathanatyam: Latest teaser offers a sneak peek at the funny plot of Saiju Kurup's film
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A teaser for the upcoming Malayalam film, Bharathanatyam, has been released by the makers ahead of its scheduled theatrical premiere. The first production of Saiju Kurup, which was originally scheduled to premiere on August 23 in theatres, has been rescheduled for August 30. The teaser gives viewers a glimpse into the main characters in the movie as well as a gist into the hilarious plot of the movie.
Teaser of Bharathanatyam
The humorous storyline and the mayhem encircling the main characters of the movie are hinted at in the teaser. The protagonist, Sasi, is heard talking about how, for an unidentified reason, he does not want to have an elaborate celebration for his father's 70th birthday. It appears that his family is likewise in favour of his proposal.
In this film, Saiju plays Sasi, an unemployed man who gets teased a lot by his family. He seems to be at odds with another man, played by Abhiram, who resides near Sasi's house nevertheless. It is unclear why they do not agree with each other. All in all, the teaser promises a humorous experience for theatregoers.
Bharathanatyam to release on August 30
The Saiju Kurup-starrer's creators revealed a new poster and an updated release date. The film's August 23 release date has presumably been postponed due to multiple releases on the same day. The film's announcement was made at the beginning of the year. The first poster features the two lead actors, Saiju and Saikumar, looking up while everyone else is staring forward. Krishnadas Murali, who is directing this film, wrote the script.
The film also features supporting roles from Abhiram Radhakrishnan, Kalaranjini, Sreeja Ravi, Divya M Nair, Sruthy Suresh, Nandu Pothuval, Swathi Das Prabhu, Sohan Seenulal, and Manikandan Pattambi. Financial support is being provided by Lini Mariam David and Anupama B Nambiar through Thomas Thiruvalla Films and Saiju Kurup Entertainments. The original soundtrack and score for Bharathanatyam were composed by Samuel Aby.
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