Sriranga Neethulu

Storyline

Sriranga Neethulu is a slice of life drama set in modern Telugu society, focusing on four young adults each battling their inner demons and external pressures. The film unfolds their struggles, relationships and attempts at redemption in parallel narratives that eventually reflect one another. It explores themes of recognition, addiction, familial expectations and the search for meaning in a world where youth often feel unseen.

Tags

Tagline

Three lives. One generation. Many truths.

Motion Picture Rating (MPA)

U/A

Trivia

• The film marks the directorial effort of Praveen Kumar VSS.
• The title translates roughly to "The Righteous of Sri Ranga" but metaphorically addresses moral dilemmas amongst youth.
• Music is composed by Ajay Arasada and Harshavardhan Rameshwar.
• The film release date changed just ahead of its theatrical release.
• It features multiple story threads rather than a single linear narrative, highlighting contemporary youth issues.

Goofs

• The editing in some segments creates abrupt tonal shifts between stories.
• One subplot's resolution feels rushed compared to the build up.
• Timeline transitions between the parallel stories aren't always clearly marked, which may confuse some viewers.

Quotes

• "If you do good and expect applause, you are still not free." - Shiva
• "My addiction was not to drugs, but to being unseen." - Karthik
• "Families don't change. they just pause and wait for you to move." - Aishwarya
• "We say we're free but we live in the expectations of others." - Narrator

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• The opening features a narrator elder figure delivering a monologue about modern values and youth generation.
• The end credits roll over candid stills of the characters daily lives, rather than glamorous frames, reinforcing realism.

Connections

• Shares thematic kinship with other youth-centric urban dramas focusing on flaws, choices and redemption.
• The hyperlink narrative style multiple connected stories makes it part of a small set of contemporary Telugu films experimenting with structure.

Soundtracks

• Music by Ajay Arasada and Harshavardhan Rameshwar
• Song A - Vocalist X
• Song B - Vocalist Y
• Song C - Vocalist Z
• Background score - atmospheric tracks reflecting youth angst