2 DVD DISCS PACKED IN SINGLE DVD CASE. "GAYAM" MOVIE IS ON FIRST DISC.

FREE SECOND DVD DISC - FEATURING POPULAR TELUGU SONGS BY SINGER USHA (HALF AN HOUR) AND IMPRESSIVE STAGE SHOW BY MAESTRO GHAZAL SRINIVAS (OVER ONE HOUR), IS INCLUDED INSIDE "GAYAM" DVD CASE.

Cast: Bharath, Arya, Padma Priya and Pooja
DVD Features: Dolby® Digital (5.1)Surround, DTS®, Anamorphic Widescreen, Play All Songs
Camera:Veeran Shaw
Music: Yuvan Shankar Raja
Screenplay - direction:Vishnuvardhan
Producer: Kishore Babu

Director Vishnuvardhan’s ‘Gayam’ is one of the best Telugu movies to see the light of the day in recent times. Kudos to the director for unspooling a gripping expose – shorn of melodrama – on crime and criminals. Its underlying message is relevant too: crime never pays. Apart from Vishnuvardhan's directorial excellence, ‘Gayam’ is enriched by top-class performance from the protagonists, slick editing and brilliant camera work. The technicians have combined to make it a memorable movie.

A gripping crime movie crafted by a MASTER craftsman. Eminently watchable.

‘Gayam’ affords us a rich glimpse into the murky world of crime peopled by hired killers and the woes of slum dwellers where crime thrives out of sheer compulsions of life. .

Bharath as the deaf-mute Shiva does a better job. His is a more difficult role to interpret. Bharath holds the centre-stage with a powerful portrayal of the likes and dislikes of a man who cannot communicate. His expressive eyes convey myriad emotions in an eloquent manner.

Arya is stand out as the emotionless Koti. His brooding eyes give the right perspective to a tough-as-nails killer. Arya exudes a body language and mannerism of a hired killer with gusto.

Synopsis: The story begins around Koti (Arya) and Siva (Bharath), the quintessential back street boys, the hatchet men of Swami (Cochin Haneefa). Koti is an unblinking man with nary a feeling for life. Siva, deaf and dumb, is equally intrepid. But he has a heart ticking beneath the dark, dire exterior. Killing is their life. But life arrives in the life, so to speak, in the form of Saroja (Padmapriya) and Sandhya (Pooja). The former falls for Koti's machismo while the latter has a thing for the hidden softness of Siva. When Koti and Siva set out to bump off a political leader (Santhanabharathy), things come to head and leads to a violent and a stunning denouement.

 

Soundtrack

• Mana Melam kottaro
• Emainado Emo
• Aade Paade Edee
• Kantipapa Reppaleka
• Yama Ghatuga