Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ayanaku Iddaru

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Jul 3, 2012, 6:35:06 PM (12 years ago)

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+'''Ayanaku Iddaru'''
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+1995 167’ col Telugu
+d E.V.V. Satyanarayana pc Tulasi-Annapurna
+Creations s Irukapalli Mohana Rao lyr Bhuvana
+Chandra, Samavedam Shanmugha Sharma
+c Adusumilli Vijayakumar m Koti
+lp Jagapati Babu, Ramya Krishna, Ooha,
+Satyanarayana, Allam Veerappa,
+Brahmanandam, Kota Srinivasa Rao,
+A.V.S. 
+
+
+A successful example of the popular Telugu
+melodrama associated with Shobhan Babu’s
+70s-80s work, in which a man has a
+relationship with two women. Suryam (Jagapati
+Babu) falls in love with Ramya (Ramya)
+mistaking her to be the author of an
+anonymous love letter actually written by her
+younger step-sister Ooha (Ooha). When Ramya
+abandons Suryam on the day of their marriage
+for a career in show business, he marries Ooha
+instead to save both himself and her family
+from a scandal. However, she refuses to
+consummate the marriage in protest. Ramya
+then returns and accuses her step-sister of
+having stolen her lover. She camps in the
+couple’s home and tries to seduce Suryam.
+Despite the havoc caused by Ramya, the
+married couple is eventually reunited after
+Ooha attempts to kill herself. The film’s main
+narrative pivot is the symbolic space occupied
+by Ooha, who, on the one hand, as the
+embodiment of modernity, refuses a
+subservient role in the marriage, but who
+nevertheless is forced to also play the
+sacrificing woman: a contradiction in most
+conventional narratives that this film
+specifically sets out to resolve in its
+characterisation.
+
+[[Film]]