While director Ajay Bhupathi's 'Mangalavaaram' is gearing up for a theatrical release on November 17th, its trailer was out today.
The trailer has been cut in such a way that its first half doesn't show emphasis on any particular character. The whole village is scared after mysterious murders taking place on every Tuesday.
On a wall, some unknown entity has written a frightening message. Religious rituals are laced with visuals of villagers trying to save themselves.
Meanwhile, an occult practitioner is heard saying that the murders are taking place on the favourite weekday of a Goddess.
Payal Rajput's love story soon gives way to mental, emotional and physical abuse. Chaitanya Krishna plays a spoilt brat or something of that sort. By the end of the trailer, although the viewer doesn't understand the plot, the impact is felt strongly.
Swathi Gunupati and Suresh Varma M have joined hands with Ajay Bhupathi in bankrolling this project under Mudhra Media Works and A Creative Works.
The dialogues (by Syed Yajuddin and Kalyan Raghav) are also being counted as a strength.
The action thriller with 30 characters at its centre has music by B Ajaneesh Loknath of 'Kantara' fame.
