Lamakaan

NARUDI BRATHUKU NATANA is a thought-provoking Telugu independent film produced by Penguin Studios. Blending satire, emotion, and realism, the film explores the life of a young man torn between his dreams and the harsh realities of survival.

Caught in the routine of a 9-to-5 life and pressured by society and family responsibilities, he struggles to hold onto his passion and identity. Through emotional moments, relatable struggles, and subtle comedy, the film reflects the journey of countless middle-class dreamers.

A story about ambition, sacrifice, survival, and self-discovery.


Written & Directed by – Sravan Netha
Cinematography – Vivek Aiti
Executive Producer – Vishnu Vardhan
Cast – Meghana Alya, Eshwar Ramisetty, Swarup Kyathi, Karthik Surimachi, Janaki Surimachi , Vinay
Editor – Sravan Netha
Production – Penguin Studios
Producer - Sravan Netha

An interactive welcome session for DEEP Trust Friends & Volunteers to introduce the organization’s mission, ongoing health initiatives, community outreach programs, volunteering opportunities, and future engagement activities.

A solo Kuchipudi dance recital presenting traditional pieces with expressive storytelling, rhythm, and classical technique. The performance showcases the beauty of Kuchipudi through abhinaya and nritta.

Read A Kitaab is an unbiased community of Readers, Booklovers, writers and artists. We strive to provide the community an ecosystem with an online library, book discussions, author meet, book of the month, monthly meets, newsletters & much more...

We love kids for who we have a kids book club. Read A Kitaab is a calm & comfort space to be yourself, to discuss books and life with no bars on age/gender/ethnicity/political views etc.

Art and literature can be seen as extensions of the human mind. Very often they can reveal what lies within, sometimes visibly, and, sometimes, not quite so visibly. The movie club is (we hope) a fun way of looking deeper into the emotions, perceptions and thoughts that weave human relationships together or tear them apart. A movie may be treated as a true story or, alternatively, can be used as a tool to try and figure out what went on in the directors head when the movie was made. Either way, it’s a different way of understanding human behaviour and relationships. In the end, by looking deeper into another’s story, we hope, perchance, to understand ourselves better.

The inaugural session of the Phule Ambedkar Reading Group opens with the most fundamental question a reading group can ask: How do we read and interpret a text? Featuring Dr Jilukara Srinivas, a literary critic, poet, and Ambedkarite public intellectual, and Prof. Prof Swathi Margeret, scholar of Dalit feminism, religion and cultural studies.
Praveen Thallapalli is a scholar of the Bahujan movement and political thought. This session equips participants with tools to approach foundational Bahujan texts seriously: how to situate a text in its historical moment, how to read what is said and what is left unsaid, and what a text demands of its reader today.

We made a short film called “YouTuber” at Keen Content Studio. We are releasing it on 05.06.2026 between 7:30 PM and 9:00 PM. I would love for all my team members and friends to come and watch the movie.

As the monsoon clouds gather over Hyderabad in June, bringing relief and renewal, Lamakaan too welcomes a refreshing season of cinema with the Sidney Lumet Film Festival. Every Wednesday evening, audiences can step into Lamakaan's intimate space and experience the works of one of Hollywood’s most respected storytellers. Just as the rains wash the city clean, Lumet’s films strip away illusions, confronting us with truth, justice, and the complexities of human nature.

About Sidney Lumet: Sidney Lumet (born June 25, 1924, in Philadelphia, USA – died April 9, 2011, in New York City) was a prolific American filmmaker whose career spanned over five decades. Known for his socially conscious dramas and sharp courtroom thrillers, Lumet directed more than 40 films, many of which became classics. His style was marked by realism, moral urgency, and a deep empathy for ordinary people caught in extraordinary circumstances. From 12 Angry Men (1957) to Dog Day Afternoon (1975), Serpico (1973), Network (1976), and The Verdict (1982), Lumet consistently challenged audiences to reflect on justice, corruption, and the human condition. His contribution to cinema lies not only in his masterful storytelling but also in his ability to make films that remain relevant across generations.

Film Title: SERPICO | 1973 | 130 Mins | USA | English with English Subtitles.

About the film: Serpico, directed by Sidney Lumet, is a gritty crime drama based on the true story of New York City police officer Frank Serpico, played by Al Pacino. The film follows Serpico’s struggle as an honest cop in a corrupt department, where he refuses to take bribes and exposes widespread misconduct despite facing hostility, isolation, and danger from his fellow officers. Lumet’s direction emphasizes realism and moral urgency, while Pacino delivers a riveting performance that captures Serpico’s idealism and vulnerability. More than just a police drama, the film is a powerful exploration of integrity, courage, and the personal cost of standing against systemic corruption.

Screening followed by Discussion. All are Welcome. Entry is free and open to all!

In this workshop, you will:

Discover the art of Thanjavur painting and its different techniques.
Learn how to design and create your own unique painting, from POP to different textures.
Gain hands-on experience with Thanjavur painting and techniques to design your creativity.
Take home your beautiful creation, a one-of-a-kind art piece to proudly display or gift.

As the monsoon clouds gather over Hyderabad in June, bringing relief and renewal, Lamakaan too welcomes a refreshing season of cinema with the Sidney Lumet Film Festival. Every Wednesday evening, audiences can step into Lamakaan's intimate space and experience the works of one of Hollywood’s most respected storytellers. Just as the rains wash the city clean, Lumet’s films strip away illusions, confronting us with truth, justice, and the complexities of human nature.

About Sidney Lumet: Sidney Lumet (born June 25, 1924 in Philadelphia, USA – died April 9, 2011 in New York City) was a prolific American filmmaker whose career spanned over five decades. Known for his socially conscious dramas and sharp courtroom thrillers, Lumet directed more than 40 films, many of which became classics. His style was marked by realism, moral urgency, and a deep empathy for ordinary people caught in extraordinary circumstances. From 12 Angry Men (1957) to Dog Day Afternoon (1975), Serpico (1973), Network (1976), and The Verdict (1982), Lumet consistently challenged audiences to reflect on justice, corruption, and the human condition. His contribution to cinema lies not only in his masterful storytelling but also in his ability to make films that remain relevant across generations.

Film Title: NETWORK | 1976 | 121 Mins | USA | English with English Subtitles.

About the film: Network (1976), directed by Sidney Lumet, is a razor‑sharp satire of the television industry that feels just as relevant today as it did fifty years ago. The film begins with veteran news anchor Howard Beale, who, after being told he will be fired, suffers an on‑air breakdown. His raw, furious outburst—“I’m as mad as hell, and I’m not going to take this anymore!”—strikes a chord with viewers, turning him into a ratings sensation. What follows is a darkly comic exploration of media manipulation, corporate greed, and the blurring of entertainment and news.

Screening followed by Discussion. All are Welcome. Entry is free and open to all!

This is the story of a woman, a fighter.She is more than just a woman. She is stronger than she thinks she is. Listen to her joys, her plights and her fights. Witness the world of this not so ordinary woman in an ordinary ruthless world of heartless men. This is her story of fortifying her lost identity in her own words.

The Vagina Dialogues is a women-led wellness series creating honest, compassionate conversations around menstrual health, hormones, intimacy, emotional wellbeing, nervous system safety, and the mind-body connection.

This edition - BEYOND PERIODS: A Women’s Wellness & Cycle Awareness Circle is an open, guided space to explore how the menstrual cycle impacts emotions, energy, relationships, and everyday life through grounding practices, reflective conversations, and community sharing in a safe, supportive environment.

Afsaana is a literary club in Hyderabad. It's a small initiative taken by Nikita and Ishwari to explore literature, poetry, tales and many other things. The agenda og this community is to be more social and create an atmosphere where people just go beyond just clicking pictures and drinking coffee.

Banter between the famous poet Amrita Pritam and the artist Imroz. They are talking about their lives, experiences etc

This event marks the fourth meeting of a new reading circle dedicated exclusively to Indian science fiction.

Founded with the aim of spotlighting the richness and diversity of speculative writing from India, the reading circle brings together readers interested in exploring how Indian authors imagine science, technology, history and the future.

Anyone interested to join our community can you use this link: https://chat.whatsapp.com/LPQMXSgLpLbCIMyqwfPN43

As the monsoon clouds gather over Hyderabad in June, bringing relief and renewal, Lamakaan too welcomes a refreshing season of cinema with the Sidney Lumet Film Festival. Every Wednesday evening, audiences can step into Lamakaan's intimate space and experience the works of one of Hollywood’s most respected storytellers. Just as the rains wash the city clean, Lumet’s films strip away illusions, confronting us with truth, justice, and the complexities of human nature.

About Sidney Lumet: Sidney Lumet (born June 25, 1924 in Philadelphia, USA – died April 9, 2011 in New York City) was a prolific American filmmaker whose career spanned over five decades. Known for his socially conscious dramas and sharp courtroom thrillers, Lumet directed more than 40 films, many of which became classics. His style was marked by realism, moral urgency, and a deep empathy for ordinary people caught in extraordinary circumstances. From 12 Angry Men (1957) to Dog Day Afternoon (1975), Serpico (1973), Network (1976), and The Verdict (1982), Lumet consistently challenged audiences to reflect on justice, corruption, and the human condition. His contribution to cinema lies not only in his masterful storytelling but also in his ability to make films that remain relevant across generations.

Film Title: THE VERDICT | 1982 | 129 Mins | USA | English with English Subtitles.

About the film: The Verdict (1982), directed by Sidney Lumet, is one of his most powerful courtroom dramas, blending moral urgency with deeply human storytelling. The film stars Paul Newman as Frank Galvin, a washed‑up Boston lawyer drowning in alcohol and regret, who is handed what seems like a routine medical malpractice case. Instead of settling, Galvin chooses to fight, seeing in the trial a chance to redeem himself and reclaim his dignity.

Screening followed by Discussion. All are Welcome. Entry is free and open to all!

The Vagina Dialogues is a women-led wellness series creating honest, compassionate conversations around menstrual health, hormones, intimacy, emotional wellbeing, nervous system safety, and the mind-body connection.

This edition - BEYOND PERIODS: A Women’s Wellness & Cycle Awareness Circle is an open, guided space to explore how the menstrual cycle impacts emotions, energy, relationships, and everyday life through grounding practices, reflective conversations, and community sharing in a safe, supportive environment.

Sahityam Tho Sayantralu — A Literary Evening by Telugu Collective

Telugu Collective presents a special edition of Sahityam Tho Sayantralu, featuring authors Uma Nuthakki and Sujatha Velpuri in conversation about their book Rekka Chaatu Akasam.

The book explores the silent struggles, hidden aspirations, emotional complexities, and quiet resilience of ordinary women through deeply reflective storytelling. The discussion aims to create an engaging and thoughtful space for readers to interact with the authors and reflect on the themes presented in the book.

This is a curated 3-hour literary discussion hosted by Telugu Collective, designed for readers, literature enthusiasts, and individuals interested in contemporary Telugu writing and women-centric narratives.

The session will include:

Author conversations
Thematic discussions on the book
Reader interaction and audience Q&A
Open literary dialogue and reflections

Event Details:

Event Title: Sahityam Tho Sayantralu
Guest Speakers: Uma Nuthakki & Sujatha Velpuri
Book: Rekka Chaatu Akasam
Duration: 3 Hours
Timings : 3PM-6PM
Hosted by: Telugu Collective
Entry: Free

The event is intended to foster meaningful literary conversations and build a community space around Telugu literature and contemporary social themes.

tense, emotionally charged thriller set inside a 112 emergency control room, where every second can decide between life and death.
On a quiet midnight shift, emergency operator Rahul handles what first appears to be a routine distress call from a frightened woman hiding in her bathroom from an unknown intruder. But the danger turns out to be a misunderstanding involving her boyfriend. Moments later, another call changes everything.
A woman named Sunitha secretly contacts 112 while being taken away by her husband in a car. Speaking in coded words to avoid suspicion, she silently pleads for help. As Rahul senses something deeply wrong, he fights against protocol, skeptical police officers, missing information, and time itself to save her.
What begins as a suspected domestic violence case slowly unravels into a horrifying psychological nightmare involving delusion, murder, and a mother consumed by madness. Trapped behind phone calls, weak signals, and fragmented clues, Rahul must make impossible decisions from miles away — knowing that one wrong judgment could cost innocent lives.
The film explores

Director : Balu
Actor:sai likhit
Actor:Dileep kumar

Sree Jaya Arts presents an evening of two engaging Telugu plays performed back-to-back.
Acharya follows a frustrated young man who returns to his college demanding a refund of his tuition fees, claiming that his education failed him in the real world. His professors challenge him with a clever test to prove his intelligence and change his perspective.
Terachi Raju is a gripping social drama about a happily married couple whose peaceful life is disrupted when the wife’s cousin begins blackmailing her with an old love letter she once wrote to him. When the truth reaches her husband, mistrust and intense conflict arise. How she confronts the blackmailer and protects her marriage forms the heart of the story.
Join us for this thought-provoking and emotionally engaging evening of theatre.

Performing Classical Dance (Bharatnatyam)

NARUDI BRATHUKU NATANA is a thought-provoking Telugu independent film produced by Penguin Studios. Blending satire, emotion, and realism, the film explores the life of a young man torn between his dreams and the harsh realities of survival.

Caught in the routine of a 9-to-5 life and pressured by society and family responsibilities, he struggles to hold onto his passion and identity. Through emotional moments, relatable struggles, and subtle comedy, the film reflects the journey of countless middle-class dreamers.

A story about ambition, sacrifice, survival, and self-discovery.


Written & Directed by – Sravan Netha
Cinematography – Vivek Aiti
Executive Producer – Vishnu Vardhan
Cast – Meghana Alya, Eshwar Ramisetty, Swarup Kyathi, Karthik Surimachi, Janaki Surimachi , Vinay
Editor – Sravan Netha
Production – Penguin Studios
Producer - Sravan Netha

An interactive welcome session for DEEP Trust Friends & Volunteers to introduce the organization’s mission, ongoing health initiatives, community outreach programs, volunteering opportunities, and future engagement activities.

A solo Kuchipudi dance recital presenting traditional pieces with expressive storytelling, rhythm, and classical technique. The performance showcases the beauty of Kuchipudi through abhinaya and nritta.

Read A Kitaab is an unbiased community of Readers, Booklovers, writers and artists. We strive to provide the community an ecosystem with an online library, book discussions, author meet, book of the month, monthly meets, newsletters & much more...

We love kids for who we have a kids book club. Read A Kitaab is a calm & comfort space to be yourself, to discuss books and life with no bars on age/gender/ethnicity/political views etc.

Art and literature can be seen as extensions of the human mind. Very often they can reveal what lies within, sometimes visibly, and, sometimes, not quite so visibly. The movie club is (we hope) a fun way of looking deeper into the emotions, perceptions and thoughts that weave human relationships together or tear them apart. A movie may be treated as a true story or, alternatively, can be used as a tool to try and figure out what went on in the directors head when the movie was made. Either way, it’s a different way of understanding human behaviour and relationships. In the end, by looking deeper into another’s story, we hope, perchance, to understand ourselves better.

The inaugural session of the Phule Ambedkar Reading Group opens with the most fundamental question a reading group can ask: How do we read and interpret a text? Featuring Dr Jilukara Srinivas, a literary critic, poet, and Ambedkarite public intellectual, and Prof. Prof Swathi Margeret, scholar of Dalit feminism, religion and cultural studies.
Praveen Thallapalli is a scholar of the Bahujan movement and political thought. This session equips participants with tools to approach foundational Bahujan texts seriously: how to situate a text in its historical moment, how to read what is said and what is left unsaid, and what a text demands of its reader today.

We made a short film called “YouTuber” at Keen Content Studio. We are releasing it on 05.06.2026 between 7:30 PM and 9:00 PM. I would love for all my team members and friends to come and watch the movie.

As the monsoon clouds gather over Hyderabad in June, bringing relief and renewal, Lamakaan too welcomes a refreshing season of cinema with the Sidney Lumet Film Festival. Every Wednesday evening, audiences can step into Lamakaan's intimate space and experience the works of one of Hollywood’s most respected storytellers. Just as the rains wash the city clean, Lumet’s films strip away illusions, confronting us with truth, justice, and the complexities of human nature.

About Sidney Lumet: Sidney Lumet (born June 25, 1924, in Philadelphia, USA – died April 9, 2011, in New York City) was a prolific American filmmaker whose career spanned over five decades. Known for his socially conscious dramas and sharp courtroom thrillers, Lumet directed more than 40 films, many of which became classics. His style was marked by realism, moral urgency, and a deep empathy for ordinary people caught in extraordinary circumstances. From 12 Angry Men (1957) to Dog Day Afternoon (1975), Serpico (1973), Network (1976), and The Verdict (1982), Lumet consistently challenged audiences to reflect on justice, corruption, and the human condition. His contribution to cinema lies not only in his masterful storytelling but also in his ability to make films that remain relevant across generations.

Film Title: SERPICO | 1973 | 130 Mins | USA | English with English Subtitles.

About the film: Serpico, directed by Sidney Lumet, is a gritty crime drama based on the true story of New York City police officer Frank Serpico, played by Al Pacino. The film follows Serpico’s struggle as an honest cop in a corrupt department, where he refuses to take bribes and exposes widespread misconduct despite facing hostility, isolation, and danger from his fellow officers. Lumet’s direction emphasizes realism and moral urgency, while Pacino delivers a riveting performance that captures Serpico’s idealism and vulnerability. More than just a police drama, the film is a powerful exploration of integrity, courage, and the personal cost of standing against systemic corruption.

Screening followed by Discussion. All are Welcome. Entry is free and open to all!

In this workshop, you will:

Discover the art of Thanjavur painting and its different techniques.
Learn how to design and create your own unique painting, from POP to different textures.
Gain hands-on experience with Thanjavur painting and techniques to design your creativity.
Take home your beautiful creation, a one-of-a-kind art piece to proudly display or gift.

As the monsoon clouds gather over Hyderabad in June, bringing relief and renewal, Lamakaan too welcomes a refreshing season of cinema with the Sidney Lumet Film Festival. Every Wednesday evening, audiences can step into Lamakaan's intimate space and experience the works of one of Hollywood’s most respected storytellers. Just as the rains wash the city clean, Lumet’s films strip away illusions, confronting us with truth, justice, and the complexities of human nature.

About Sidney Lumet: Sidney Lumet (born June 25, 1924 in Philadelphia, USA – died April 9, 2011 in New York City) was a prolific American filmmaker whose career spanned over five decades. Known for his socially conscious dramas and sharp courtroom thrillers, Lumet directed more than 40 films, many of which became classics. His style was marked by realism, moral urgency, and a deep empathy for ordinary people caught in extraordinary circumstances. From 12 Angry Men (1957) to Dog Day Afternoon (1975), Serpico (1973), Network (1976), and The Verdict (1982), Lumet consistently challenged audiences to reflect on justice, corruption, and the human condition. His contribution to cinema lies not only in his masterful storytelling but also in his ability to make films that remain relevant across generations.

Film Title: NETWORK | 1976 | 121 Mins | USA | English with English Subtitles.

About the film: Network (1976), directed by Sidney Lumet, is a razor‑sharp satire of the television industry that feels just as relevant today as it did fifty years ago. The film begins with veteran news anchor Howard Beale, who, after being told he will be fired, suffers an on‑air breakdown. His raw, furious outburst—“I’m as mad as hell, and I’m not going to take this anymore!”—strikes a chord with viewers, turning him into a ratings sensation. What follows is a darkly comic exploration of media manipulation, corporate greed, and the blurring of entertainment and news.

Screening followed by Discussion. All are Welcome. Entry is free and open to all!

This is the story of a woman, a fighter.She is more than just a woman. She is stronger than she thinks she is. Listen to her joys, her plights and her fights. Witness the world of this not so ordinary woman in an ordinary ruthless world of heartless men. This is her story of fortifying her lost identity in her own words.

The Vagina Dialogues is a women-led wellness series creating honest, compassionate conversations around menstrual health, hormones, intimacy, emotional wellbeing, nervous system safety, and the mind-body connection.

This edition - BEYOND PERIODS: A Women’s Wellness & Cycle Awareness Circle is an open, guided space to explore how the menstrual cycle impacts emotions, energy, relationships, and everyday life through grounding practices, reflective conversations, and community sharing in a safe, supportive environment.

Afsaana is a literary club in Hyderabad. It's a small initiative taken by Nikita and Ishwari to explore literature, poetry, tales and many other things. The agenda og this community is to be more social and create an atmosphere where people just go beyond just clicking pictures and drinking coffee.

Banter between the famous poet Amrita Pritam and the artist Imroz. They are talking about their lives, experiences etc

This event marks the fourth meeting of a new reading circle dedicated exclusively to Indian science fiction.

Founded with the aim of spotlighting the richness and diversity of speculative writing from India, the reading circle brings together readers interested in exploring how Indian authors imagine science, technology, history and the future.

Anyone interested to join our community can you use this link: https://chat.whatsapp.com/LPQMXSgLpLbCIMyqwfPN43

As the monsoon clouds gather over Hyderabad in June, bringing relief and renewal, Lamakaan too welcomes a refreshing season of cinema with the Sidney Lumet Film Festival. Every Wednesday evening, audiences can step into Lamakaan's intimate space and experience the works of one of Hollywood’s most respected storytellers. Just as the rains wash the city clean, Lumet’s films strip away illusions, confronting us with truth, justice, and the complexities of human nature.

About Sidney Lumet: Sidney Lumet (born June 25, 1924 in Philadelphia, USA – died April 9, 2011 in New York City) was a prolific American filmmaker whose career spanned over five decades. Known for his socially conscious dramas and sharp courtroom thrillers, Lumet directed more than 40 films, many of which became classics. His style was marked by realism, moral urgency, and a deep empathy for ordinary people caught in extraordinary circumstances. From 12 Angry Men (1957) to Dog Day Afternoon (1975), Serpico (1973), Network (1976), and The Verdict (1982), Lumet consistently challenged audiences to reflect on justice, corruption, and the human condition. His contribution to cinema lies not only in his masterful storytelling but also in his ability to make films that remain relevant across generations.

Film Title: THE VERDICT | 1982 | 129 Mins | USA | English with English Subtitles.

About the film: The Verdict (1982), directed by Sidney Lumet, is one of his most powerful courtroom dramas, blending moral urgency with deeply human storytelling. The film stars Paul Newman as Frank Galvin, a washed‑up Boston lawyer drowning in alcohol and regret, who is handed what seems like a routine medical malpractice case. Instead of settling, Galvin chooses to fight, seeing in the trial a chance to redeem himself and reclaim his dignity.

Screening followed by Discussion. All are Welcome. Entry is free and open to all!

The Vagina Dialogues is a women-led wellness series creating honest, compassionate conversations around menstrual health, hormones, intimacy, emotional wellbeing, nervous system safety, and the mind-body connection.

This edition - BEYOND PERIODS: A Women’s Wellness & Cycle Awareness Circle is an open, guided space to explore how the menstrual cycle impacts emotions, energy, relationships, and everyday life through grounding practices, reflective conversations, and community sharing in a safe, supportive environment.

Sahityam Tho Sayantralu — A Literary Evening by Telugu Collective

Telugu Collective presents a special edition of Sahityam Tho Sayantralu, featuring authors Uma Nuthakki and Sujatha Velpuri in conversation about their book Rekka Chaatu Akasam.

The book explores the silent struggles, hidden aspirations, emotional complexities, and quiet resilience of ordinary women through deeply reflective storytelling. The discussion aims to create an engaging and thoughtful space for readers to interact with the authors and reflect on the themes presented in the book.

This is a curated 3-hour literary discussion hosted by Telugu Collective, designed for readers, literature enthusiasts, and individuals interested in contemporary Telugu writing and women-centric narratives.

The session will include:

Author conversations
Thematic discussions on the book
Reader interaction and audience Q&A
Open literary dialogue and reflections

Event Details:

Event Title: Sahityam Tho Sayantralu
Guest Speakers: Uma Nuthakki & Sujatha Velpuri
Book: Rekka Chaatu Akasam
Duration: 3 Hours
Timings : 3PM-6PM
Hosted by: Telugu Collective
Entry: Free

The event is intended to foster meaningful literary conversations and build a community space around Telugu literature and contemporary social themes.

tense, emotionally charged thriller set inside a 112 emergency control room, where every second can decide between life and death.
On a quiet midnight shift, emergency operator Rahul handles what first appears to be a routine distress call from a frightened woman hiding in her bathroom from an unknown intruder. But the danger turns out to be a misunderstanding involving her boyfriend. Moments later, another call changes everything.
A woman named Sunitha secretly contacts 112 while being taken away by her husband in a car. Speaking in coded words to avoid suspicion, she silently pleads for help. As Rahul senses something deeply wrong, he fights against protocol, skeptical police officers, missing information, and time itself to save her.
What begins as a suspected domestic violence case slowly unravels into a horrifying psychological nightmare involving delusion, murder, and a mother consumed by madness. Trapped behind phone calls, weak signals, and fragmented clues, Rahul must make impossible decisions from miles away — knowing that one wrong judgment could cost innocent lives.
The film explores

Director : Balu
Actor:sai likhit
Actor:Dileep kumar

Sree Jaya Arts presents an evening of two engaging Telugu plays performed back-to-back.
Acharya follows a frustrated young man who returns to his college demanding a refund of his tuition fees, claiming that his education failed him in the real world. His professors challenge him with a clever test to prove his intelligence and change his perspective.
Terachi Raju is a gripping social drama about a happily married couple whose peaceful life is disrupted when the wife’s cousin begins blackmailing her with an old love letter she once wrote to him. When the truth reaches her husband, mistrust and intense conflict arise. How she confronts the blackmailer and protects her marriage forms the heart of the story.
Join us for this thought-provoking and emotionally engaging evening of theatre.