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Sarkaru Vaari Paata Movie Details

Parasuram wrote and directed the 2022 Indian Telugu-language action drama film Sarkaru Vaari Paata. The film is produced by Mythri Movie Makers, 14 Reels Plus, and G. Mahesh Babu Entertainment and stars Mahesh Babu and Keerthy Suresh in key roles, with Samuthirakani, Vennela Kishore, Nadhiya, and Subbaraju in supporting roles. The plot centres around a financial agent who is duped by a woman and the latter’s father, an MP and industrialist.

Sarkaru Vaari Paata Movie Release Date

Sarkaru Vaari Paata was initially scheduled to release on 13 January 2022 but was deferred due to the pandemic and production delays. It released theatrically on 12 May 2022 and opened to mixed reviews from critics with praise for Babu’s performance. The film grossed ₹204 crore against a budget of ₹60 crore.

Sarkaru Vaari Paata Movie OTT Release Date

Theatre Release Date 12th May 2022
OTT Release Date July 2022 (Rumoured)
OTT Platform Not Announced

Sarkaru Vaari Paata Movie Cast

• Mahesh Babu as Mahesh “Mahi”, founder of Mahi Finance Corporation
• Keerthy Suresh as Kalaavathi
• Samuthirakani as M.P Rajendranath, Kalaavathi’s father
• Nadhiya as a Senior Bank Official Rajakumari
• Sowmya Menon as Sowmya, Kalaavathi’s friend
• Vennela Kishore as Kishore, Mahi’s friend
• Subbaraju as Subbaraju, Rajendranath’s brother-in-law
• Ajay as ACP Ajay Kumar
• Brahmaji as Bank Employee Brahmaji
• Tanikella Bharani as Master
• Parag Tyagi as Bihari
• Posani Krishna Murali as Colony President
• Prabhas Sreenu as Recovery Agent
• Mahesh Manjrekar as Finance Minister
• Ravi Prakash as Assistant Manager Krishna Murthy

Sarkaru Vaari Paata Movie Review

Geetha Govindam, Parasuram Petla’s previous film, was a huge hit but seemed to lack understanding of the concept of consent. Sarkaru Vaari Paata, his latest mass entertainer, oscillates between being a commercial film where anything goes and a film that strives far too hard to elicit sympathy for some of the minor characters.

Mahi (Mahesh Babu), a debt collector and money lender, has a tragic backstory. Despite his difficult past, he has formed his own finance firm in the United States. While he’s typically laid-back, he’s also prone to following those who owe him money from anywhere in the world, regardless of the amount. When he meets Kalaavathi, he puts his stalking abilities to good use (Keerthy Suresh).

She arrives into his life wearing a beautiful saree, flowers in her hair, and books in her hand, seeming to be anything other than the gambling addict she is. While his friend Kishore (Vennela Kishore) can spot the red lights she emits from a mile away, Mahi is too in love to notice any of them, and she finds it simple to dupe him. When reality sets in, he has no choice but to travel to Vizag to collect the amount she owes her father, a politician and businessman named Rajendranath (Samuthirakani). But Rajendranath and Kalavaathi are unaware that Mahi has another plan.

When it comes to the tone of the picture, Sarkaru Vaari Paata suffers from a lack of focus. Yes, we know that’s how commercial cinema works – a little bit of everything – but what happens when none of those tracks appear to live up to their full potential? Apart from Kishore’s persona, Mahi and Kalaavathi’s love story generates some genuine laughs in the early half of the film, while an action sequence involving a lorry in the second half generates some inadvertent comedy.

Mahi’s adoration quickly turns to harassment, as she alternates between overturning boats and interacting with strangers at airports. While this is all well and good, he also thinks it acceptable to smack people (including Keerthy and Brahmaji) and to infantilize his ostensible lover. Parasuram similarly uses a physically challenged individual to gain sympathy. The VFX and green screen work might have been much better.

A societal message underpins the film. What begins as a love story quickly devolves into a needless ego clash between two men, snowballing into a mini-revolution against the banking system, nay exploitation. While the messaging chosen by Param is genuine and even topical, he makes the unusual choice of ‘tell and not show,’ with Mahesh giving extensive dialogues. These story points deserve more screen time than they get. It’s nice that the protagonist wants the antagonist to learn a lesson and become a part of the solution rather than simply dying.

Where the film succeeds is in Mahesh and Keerthy’s performances. The former appears far more calm, and in character, he makes even the stupidest of talks seem understandable – at least for the time being. Keerthy’s character enters and exits the story as needed, but she does an excellent job of playing her eccentric role. The film’s soundtrack by Thaman may not be for everyone, yet the songs do not stick out like a sore thumb. His BGM, in particular, contributes significantly to the tale. Samuthirakani, like the rest of the actors, can play this role in his sleep, as can Nadhiya and Tanikella Bharani, whose portrayals are one-note. A few parts of the film keep you interested, but others do not.

Sarkaru Vaari Paata is ultimately a half-baked commercial movie that you can sit through owing to Mahesh and Keerthy’s performances. If you’ve missed seeing a bulkier Mahesh on-screen, check it out. Just don’t go in with high expectations.