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Sanvee Megghana does full justice to her character Ramula who goes from a feisty no nonsense woman to falling into the trap of her own vulnerability. The entire tone of the film changes in a jiffy towards the end and is very well presented with the music taking the audience’s anticipation to the peak. Vivek Sagar has done a brilliant job with the music especially towards the climax. He lets the audience get acquainted with every character and why and how they react in different situations which all add up to the narrative. However, with Ramula he has emerged successful in bringing out the raw emotions and nature of people in a rural set up. Tharun, who wrote and directed the short, is usually known for his urban stories. She goes on to take some harsh steps when he breaks up with her but only to cross paths with a female politician who offers to help her but has her own agenda in mind. The first short begins with Tharun Bhascker’s Ramula which is the story set in a village in Telangana of a young woman named Ramula (Saanve Megghana) who is exasperated by the unwillingness of her lover to commit. Tharun, Nandini, Nag and Sankalp have stepped out of their comfort zones and explored themes and settings that they have not done before. These are all stories that you definitely do not find on mainstream cinema and all four explore different aspects of romantic relations in very different situations.
All four short stories revolve around the theme of power dynamics in romantic relationships with women as central characters. Pitta Kathalu is the first Telugu anthology on Netflix helmed by Tharun Bhascker, Nandini Reddy, Nag Ashwin and Sankalp Reddy.
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