Subrahmanyapuram (2018)
karthik ( Sumanth ) is an atheist , but by profession does research on ancient temples. Karthik visits an ancient subramanya swami temple located in a village named Subramanyapuram. By the time Karthik enters, the villagers are traumatized with a series of suicides. Police, village head and villagers believe it is God’s wrath on them for their wrong deeds, and take no action. Karthik suspects some foul play and starts investigating the suicides.
Rest of the film is about how Karthik finds the root cause, how he fights it out!.
Rating: 2/5
Subrahmanyapuram’ is predictable thriller and is exact copy of ‘Karthikeya’. Though it has some moments, it is mostly repeats the same scenes again and again..
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Rating: 3/5
On the whole, Subrahmanyapuram is a passable mystery thriller which has some decent thrills. However, the audience has to patiently wait until the pre-interval sequence to experience the actual drama. The film is clearly aimed at the A center and multiple.
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Rating: 2.5/5
the film is targeted on the rural audiences as the content presented in the movie hardly makes any impression with the urban audiences and A center viewers. The director could have worked more on the script to make it more thrilling and engaging. On the w.
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2.5
Chitramala.in
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Rating: 2.5/5
as finally the protagonist unravels the mystery. Though the film begins on a promising note, the pace is a concern, and cliched episodes, and unnecessary heroism at places, besides the revelation in the finale being predictable, impact Subrahmanyapuram. A.
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2.5
Apherald.com
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Rating: 1/5
Subramanyapuram design and execution is aimed at the rural audience, second half may partially appeal to the targeted audience. Rest of the audience cannot sit through this low budgeted film based on superstitions. Feel free to skip it!.
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Rated 2.2 5
