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Abbey Emledu & Gaagitam Padava
Sun Dec 25, 8:00 PM
Samahaara
Samahaara Workshop Productions
presents
A double bill of Telugu comedies
Shankaramanchi Parthasarathi's
"ABBEY EMLEDU"
&
K Balarama Murthy's
"KAAGITAM PADAVA"
Directed by Rathna Shekar
ABBEY EMLEDU
Shankar Rao’s wife Rani informs him that her ring is missing, and that little issue leads to an unexpected series of events. Rani leaves the house to visit her relatives. Her absence in the house creates an opportunity for a bunch of misfits including the domestic worker Sattibabu, Shankar Rao’s boss Ganga Raju, random passers-by Ramabrahmam and his nephew Vasu, to utilise the freedom to suit their own purposes. This leads to hilarious interactions between these people who are absolute strangers to each other.
KAAGITAM PADAVA
The editors of a newly established magazine 'ideal illustrated weekly' have advertised for writers to contribute to their columns. However, It was asked to demonstrate their talent at their office and not to send the writings by post. Then a song writer, serial writer, culinary writer and a film reviewer walk into the office one after the other to showcase their talent. Will they succeed in impressing the editor?
presents
A double bill of Telugu comedies
Shankaramanchi Parthasarathi's
"ABBEY EMLEDU"
&
K Balarama Murthy's
"KAAGITAM PADAVA"
Directed by Rathna Shekar
ABBEY EMLEDU
Shankar Rao’s wife Rani informs him that her ring is missing, and that little issue leads to an unexpected series of events. Rani leaves the house to visit her relatives. Her absence in the house creates an opportunity for a bunch of misfits including the domestic worker Sattibabu, Shankar Rao’s boss Ganga Raju, random passers-by Ramabrahmam and his nephew Vasu, to utilise the freedom to suit their own purposes. This leads to hilarious interactions between these people who are absolute strangers to each other.
KAAGITAM PADAVA
The editors of a newly established magazine 'ideal illustrated weekly' have advertised for writers to contribute to their columns. However, It was asked to demonstrate their talent at their office and not to send the writings by post. Then a song writer, serial writer, culinary writer and a film reviewer walk into the office one after the other to showcase their talent. Will they succeed in impressing the editor?