'Mangalavaaram': 'Appadappada Thaandra' is about naughty men and women!

Director Ajay Bhupathi's 'Mangalavaaram', the village-based action-thriller starring Payal Rajput, will arrive at the cinemas on November 17. Ajay Bhupathi and his fellow producers Swathi Reddy Gunupati and Suresh Varma M are going to release the movie in Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam. Mudhra Media Works and A Creative Works are busy with promotions.

After the sensual 'Emayyindho Emito' and the spirited 'Ganagana Mogalira', here is a song that feels more like an excuse for entertainment. 'Appadappada Thaandra' is about gossiping. Yes!

Two men (played by Tharun Bhascker and Laxman) join their fellow male villages to whisper about the secret affairs in the village. The lyrics by Ganesh A and the music by Ajaneesh Loknath of 'Kantara' fame are enjoyable. The song is neither story-driven nor mood-driven. Rahul Sipligunj understands this and sings with a deliberately carefree tinge.

Payal Rajput's character is going to be suspenseful. The film's trailer shows her as a victim of harassment.

Ajay Ghosh, Nandita Swetha (she recently said that she is a protagonist in her own right), Chaitanya Krishna, and Sritej are playing different roles. Real Saitsh and Prithvi (fights), Dasaradhi Sivendra (cinematography) and others have worked on the movie. The dialogues have been penned by Tajuddin Syed and Raghav.