Movie Name : Sasivadane
Release Date : Oct 10, 2025
123telugu.com Rating : 2.5/5
Starring : Rakshit, Komalee Prasad, Sriman, Rangasthalam Mahesh
Director : Sai Mohan Ubbana
Producers : Ahiteja Bellamkonda
Music Director : Anudeep Dev
Cinematographer : Saikumar Dara
Editor : Garry Bh
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Romantic drama Sasivadane starring Rakshit Atluri and Komalee Prasad is now out in theatres. Let’s see how the film is.
Story:
Raghava (Rakshit Atluri) completes his under graduation and plans to pursue higher education. Around this time, he meets Sasi (Komalee Prasad) and falls for her instantly. Head over heels in love, Raghava develops an enmity with Sasi’s cousin, leading to unexpected events. What happens next? Does their love story thrive? This forms the crux of the film.
Plus Points:
Rakshit Alluri delivered a good performance in this rural action drama. His portrayal was neat in the the emotional scenes involving his father and the female lead. The second half of the film is comparatively better and features some unexpected elements.
The way the movie ends is distinct with a few surprises in store. What starts as a regular love story takes a different turn post-intermission and concludes on a heavy note. Heroine Komalee Prasad looked charming and shared a good chemistry with the hero. The actress displayed conviction in the final moments where the film takes a tonal shift.
Sriman played hero’s father in Sasivadane and he did a solid job. The film leaves us wanting more of Sriman’s character, and the father-son bond is presented well in the latter half with a mix of emotional and shocking moments.
Minus Points:
The first half of the film moves at a slow pace with minimal progress in the story. Here the movie follows the conventional route of love stories but there aren’t any standout or magical moments. While songs drive the narrative in the first hour, the screenplay could have been crafted better.
The rivalry angle between the protagonist and the antagonist required more depth since it leads to a major development in the latter half, plot wise. Had this aspect been established more effectively, it could have benefited the film.
The fight sequences which come at crucial juncture in the film fall flat and their composition could have been done better. The editing is one major aspect where the movie needed more refinement as some unnecessary moments in the first half could have been trimmed.
Technical Aspects:
Saravana Vasudevan’s soothing music is the major highlight of the film. His pleasant score is enriched by the beautiful Konaseema visuals, neatly captured by Shrie Saikumaar Daara. The editing is not satisfactory. The production values are good.
Sai Mohan Ubbana’s story has some unpredictable elements towards the end, but he should have taken more care with the screenplay to hold the film together. The first half lacks interesting moments, while the second half is slightly better with a different climax.
Verdict:
On the whole, Sasivadane is an underwhelming love story with a few decent moments towards the end. The first half moves at a sluggish pace and is mostly dull, while the latter half take a serious turn with some unexpected elements. The lead pair delivers good performances, but the director fails to present a gripping screenplay, making Sasivadane a below-par film overall.
123telugu.com Rating: 2.5/5
Reviewed by 123telugu Team