Saripodhaa
Sanivaaram
Overseas
Review:
Natural
star
Nani’s
‘Saripodhaa
Sanivaaram,’
a
vigilante
actioner
written
and
directed
by
Vivek
Athreya
is
finally
open
for
enthusiastic
fans,
movie
lovers
and
entertainment
seekers.
The
movie’s
big
debut
happened
a
bit
earlier
in
the
overseas
on
the
big
screens.

The
movie
Saripodhaa
Sanivaaram
sparked
intrigue
among
the
fans
of
the
actor
as
well
as
Tollywood
movie
lovers
with
its
unique
premise.
The
theatrical
trailer
only
added
to
the
existing
hype.
With
a
bit
of
hiccups
regarding
the
film’s
bookings
in
the
Telugu
states
due
to
the
distribution
conflicts
had
an
impact
on
the
film’s
openings
back
home.

Nani
and
Priyanka
Mohan
have
collaborated
for
the
second
time
on
this
film
after
‘Nani’s
Gang
Leader.’
Saripodhaa
Sanivaaram
also
marks
the
second
collaboration
of
Nani
and
Vivek
Athreya
after
‘Ante
Sundaraniki’.

Saripodhaa
Sanivaaram
Overseas
Review
The
movie
premiered
all
over
the
USA
to
a
stellar
reception
on
midnight
of
August
29
at
midnight
Indian
time,
the
movie
hit
the
screens
overseas,
making
the
excited
fans
back
home
a
bit
anxious
about
the
movie’s
talk.
Enthusiastic
fans
and
film
buffs
who
wanted
to
watch
their
favourite
star
Nani
on
the
big
screen
a
couple
of
hours
earlier
than
others
have
shared
their
experience
through
their
social
media
handles,
giving
a
mini
introduction
of
what
to
expect
from
Saripodhaa
Sanivaaram.
Check
out
some
tweets
from
the
NRIs
and
what
they
have
to
say
about
Vivek
Athreya’s
directorial,
below.

Saripodhaa
Sanivaaram
Cast
The
movie
stars
Nani
as
Surya,
Priyanka
Mohan
as
Charu
aka
Charulatha,
S.J.
Suryah
as
R.
Dayanand,
Murali
Sharma
as
Koormanand,
Aditi
Balan
as
Bhadra,
Sai
Kumar
as
Surya’s
father
Sankaram,
and
Subhalekha
Sudhakar
as
Kamalakar,
Supreeth
as
Kaali,
Abhirami
as
Chayadevi,
Ajay
as
Govardhan,
Ajay
Ghosh
as
Narayana
Prabha
among
others
in
prominent
roles.

Saripodhaa
Sanivaaram
Crew
The
movie
written
and
directed
by
Vivek
Athreya
is
produced
by
DVV
Danayya
under
his
DVV
Entertainment
banner.
The
film’s
music
and
sound
are
composed
by
Jakes
Bejoy.
Murali
G.
cranked
the
camera
while
Karthika
Srinivas
worked
as
the
film’s
editor.