Maryade Prashne OTT Release: Where to watch Rakesh Adiga and Sunil Raoh¡¯s Kannada revenge drama online
Rakesh Adiga, Sunil Raoh and Poornachandra Mysore¡¯s latest Kannada film Maryade Prashne is finally eyeing an OTT release. Here¡¯s everything you need to know about the revenge drama before its digital debut.
Maryade Prashne OTT Release: Rakesh Adiga, Sunil Raoh and Poornachandra Mysore recently starred together in a Kannada film that was received quite well. This debut film production of RJ Pradeepa was released in theatres on 22nd November this year and is finally ready for its digital debut. As per OTT Play, Maryade Prashne will be streaming on Zee5 in January 2025.
Maryade Prashne's cast and crew
Other than the lead trio, the revenge drama also stars Teju Belawadi, Prabhu Mundkur, Rekha Kudligi, Shine Shetty, Shravan Kumar, Hariharan V, Mahesh Nanjundaiah, T. S. Nagabharana, Prakash Thuminad, Nandagopal, Shwetha R Prasad, Manju Pavagada and Dayal Padmanabhan among others. Maryade Prashne is produced by Shwetha R Prasad and Vidya Gandhi Rajan under the banner of Sakkath Studio.
Maryade Prashne's plot summary
Set between the haves and the have-nots in Bengaluru, Maryade Prashne is a story about three friends¡ªSuri (Rakesh), Manja (Poorna), and Sathisha (Suneel)¡ªwho are trying hard to make a living. Their lives take a dramatic turn when they cross paths with a group of rich, arrogant guys, led by Rocky (Prabhu), under unfortunate circumstances. The movie highlights the clash between the struggles of the underprivileged and the entitlement of the wealthy.
Maryade Prashne's review
The Times of India rated this film a 3.5/5 and a part of their review read, ¡°Maryade Prashne¡¯s biggest asset is its actors, who have delivered stellar performances. The characters are etched out beautifully, as a challenge to show other filmmakers how underutilised these actors were, for so long. The film gets preachy in the second half and towards the end, and loses steam for a bit, before finding its way to the core plot. The dialogue could have been better and more effective. The climax scene serves as a perfect bookend to this preachy film.¡±
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