Key Points

The trailer for Praveena Paruchuri's rural comedy Kothapallilo Okkapudu has dropped with hilarious results. Starring Manoj Chandra and Monica T, the film follows a dance studio owner's love story that takes supernatural turns. Presented by Rana Daggubati's Spirit Media, the project marks Paruchuri's next directorial after critical darlings like C/O Kancharapalem. With beautiful rural cinematography and Mani Sharma's music, the film releases July 18.

Key Points: Praveena Paruchuri's Kothapallilo Okkapudu trailer promises rural comedy

  • Praveena Paruchuri directs rural comedy after C/O Kancharapalem fame
  • Manoj Chandra-Monica T lead cast in hayloft romance gone wrong
  • Rana Daggubati's Spirit Media presents quirky village entertainer
  • Trailer reveals divine twist in local dance studio love story
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Hilarious trailer of Praveena Paruchuri's 'Kothapallilo Okkapudu' released

Rana Daggubati presents Praveena Paruchuri's rural comedy Kothapallilo Okkapudu starring Manoj Chandra and Monica T - trailer out now

"The love story takes a shocking turn bringing unexpected twists - Film Narrative"

Chennai, July 11

The makers of director Praveena Paruchuri's upcoming comedy entertainer 'Kothapallilo Okkapudu', featuring actors Manoj Chandra and Monica T in the lead, have now released a hilarious trailer of the film.

Presented by Rana Daggubati's Spirit Media, rural comedy 'Kothapallilo Okkapde' has been directed by actress-filmmaker Praveena Paruchuri, best known for having been associated with critically acclaimed films like C/O Kancharapalem and Uma Maheshwara Ugra Rupasya.

Paruchuri's Vijaya Praveena Arts is producing the project, the first look and teaser of which have already received a good response.

Apart from Manoj Chandra and Monica T, the film will also feature Usha Bonela, Ravindra Vijay, Banerjee, Bongu Satti, Phani and Premsagar in important roles.

The recently released trailer gives away the fact that Ramakrishna, the owner of a local record dance studio, is in love with Savitri. One day, Savitri asks him to meet her at the hayloft. Ramakrishna goes with great enthusiasm. But the love story takes a shocking turn here. It throws his life into chaos. From that moment on, a mysterious divine element comes to the fore, bringing with it unexpected twists and turns.

Kothapallilo Okkapudu's story has been written by Gurukiran Batula and it brings a unique flavour to the film with unexpected thrilling elements. Praveena Paruchuri, who has directed the film, has also played a pivotal role in it.

Lead pair Manoj Chandra and Monica T bring freshness to their roles. Ravindra Vijay makes his presence felt as Appanna.

Cinematographer Petros Antoniadis has beautifully depicted the rural setting. Varun Unni's background music is apt. The songs have been composed by Mani Sharma. The production values ​​are of good quality as befits the genre.

Overall, the trailer is intriguing. The film is set to release on July 18 this year.

- IANS

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Priya S
Praveena Paruchuri is such a talented director! After C/O Kancharapalem, I have high expectations from this film. The rural setting looks authentic and the comedy seems organic, not forced like many recent films.
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Rohit P
The concept of love story turning into divine intervention sounds interesting. But I hope they don't overdo the comedy and maintain a good balance. Fingers crossed! 🤞
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Meera T
As someone from a small town, I appreciate films that showcase rural life authentically without mocking it. The cinematography looks beautiful - Petros Antoniadis has captured the essence perfectly!
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Sarah B
The trailer made me laugh out loud! Monica T is such a natural actress. I love how Telugu cinema is experimenting with different genres while keeping the local flavor intact. Definitely watching this opening weekend!
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Vikram M
Mani Sharma's music in the background of trailer sounds promising. Hope the full songs maintain the same energy. Rural comedies with good music always work well in our theaters!
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Kavya N
The trailer is entertaining but I hope the full movie doesn't rely only on comedy. The divine twist sounds interesting - hope they develop that aspect properly with good writing. Still, looking forward to it!

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