Sita Raman, There are many eternal and engaging love stories that are made in Indian mainstream cinema and have a great organic approach. Veer Zaara, Raanjhanaa, Shiddat, Mohabbatein, Oh my Kadavule, and Sillu Karupatti, have left their mark in the form of engagement and truly felt like a warm hug.
Sita Raman movie is one such beautiful and emotional initiative from its maker which takes you in a romantic swing of the Golden era. Mrunal Thakur is debuting in the Telugu cinema with this movie
Plot/Story of Sita Raman Movie
| Date of release on OTT | 09 Sep 2022 |
| OTT platform: | Amazon Prime |
| Language | Tamil(சீதா ராமன்), Telugu(సీతా రామన్), Malayalam(സീതാ രാമൻ) |
| IMDB | 8.1 |
Sita Raman is one such brilliant Indian-Telugu language period romance that covers a beautiful love story of the late 20th century. The movie has two parallel setups of 1965 and 1985. Lieutenant Ram, who is an Orphan Army serving officer, gets an anonymous letter one day where only the name of the relation was mentioned in the letter which is pronounced as ‘wife’. Ram is therefore now on a mission to find Sita, his wife.
This beautiful Romance can be unwinded on Amazon Prime videos right now but only in Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam with English subtitles. The Hindi dubbed version of Sita Raman was released in the theaters weeks later after its release in the southern languages, therefore we can expect the Hindi release on OTT a few weeks ahead of its South release.
The Star Cast of Prime Video Sita Raman
The movie features Dulqueer Salman (Lieutenant Ram), Mrunal Thakur (Sita Mahalaxmi), and Rashmika Mandanna (Waheeda) in pivotal roles.
Review of the Prime Video Romantic Movie Sita Raman
After a long break, a movie with such clean emotional exposure has been dropped in the Indian mainstream cinema. The zeal of love has flourished which showcases romance so beautifully with thrill and never-ending experience. the climax will make you go away, by the strong emotional game.
The star cast has been assembled well which looks ergonomic, as each page turns slowly keeping the freshness alive. The cinematography has clearly done justice to the era it presents on screen and every minute detail has been virtuously expressed which will keep the audience bound with their seat for those two hours.
