Ra-Ra-Sarasuku-Ra-Ra-Movie-Review
The production company Sky Wanderers, founded by A. Jayalakshmi, under the direction of Keshav Theppur, has released a film titled “Ra Ra Sarasukku Ra Ra,” featuring former stars in leading roles. This movie has transformed a group of women prisoners into an exuberant comedy on screen.
In this film, a ruthless warden of a women’s prison devises a plan to murder a popular reality TV show host who is notorious for exploiting the female inmates. To carry out her plan, she sends one of her trusted inmates into a women’s hostel with a hidden camera to get close to the target. Simultaneously, a young man infiltrates the same hostel, pretending to be a birthday party organizer, with the mission to present the birthday girl with a gift—a concealed camera.
As various events unfold in the hostel, an online prank caller disrupts the proceedings. Alongside, a young man attempts to celebrate his girlfriend’s birthday by giving her a surprise gift in the form of a birthday party.
The film hilariously showcases the chaos that ensues when young men enter the women’s hostel in the middle of the night for various reasons. The online prank calls, the interplay of multiple characters, and the ensuing comical events define the essence of “Ra Ra Sarasukku Ra Ra.”
In the realm of Tamil cinema, adult comedy films are often met with mixed reactions, and they face criticism for crossing certain boundaries. However, this particular film manages to tackle sensitive subjects with a certain finesse, all while keeping the audience entertained.
The lead roles are portrayed by Kayathri, Simran, Deepika, Sara, Akshaya, and Kayathri Rama. All the actresses give stellar performances in their roles and manage to captivate the audience with their acts. Their natural dialogue delivery and their ability to keep the audience engaged is a testament to their talent.
The film also boasts catchy songs with lyrics that are both humorous and apt for the storyline. The songs are composed by G.K.V., and they serve as an integral part of the narrative, contributing to the overall entertainment factor.
Director Keshav Theppur, who also wrote the screenplay, not only manages to weave a story set in a women’s hostel with a comical twist but also cleverly executes the entire movie. The film keeps the audience engaged throughout, and the comedy is done with precision and grace.
The presence of Kartik, Kayathri, Kebi Oye Bala, Mari Vinod, Kadabadi Rajan, Vishwa, Ravi Varma, Abishek, and Penchamin in various roles in the film adds to the overall entertainment. Each actor contributes to the movie without overshadowing the female leads.
The film’s editor, Ramesh, has skillfully edited the storyline into a coherent and engaging narrative. Despite dealing with a complex subject, the film manages to entertain the audience, and it is a testament to the director’s ability to create an enjoyable experience.
In summary, “Ra Ra Sarasukku Ra Ra” successfully delivers an adult comedy with a fresh approach, and it highlights the importance of addressing sensitive issues while keeping the audience engaged. It’s a commendable effort in the genre of adult comedies in Tamil cinema.
Rating…3.1/5