Struggles of a mother

Sabari

– Review

Varalaxmi Sarathkumar is a single mother who takes care of her daughter Baby Krithika.

Varalaxmi is a college dropout, and hence, it becomes very tough for her to get a job.

She gets a job with the help of her lawyer friend Shashank, but her happiness doesn’t last long as she learns a shocking fact about Krithika.

How did that truth change the lives of Varalaxmi and Krithika is what Sabari is about..

Directed by Anil Katz, the film begins on an interesting note and draws our attention instantly.

The world-building and character establishment are neatly done. The pre-interval portions are executed well and raise curiosity for the latter half.

Varalaxmi Sarathkumar has portrayed a variety of roles in her recent movies, and once again, with Sabari, the actress has left her mark.

As a mother who worries about her daughter’s safety, Varalaxmi’s performance is first-rate, and she is in her element throughout the film.

Mime Gopi got a very important role, and the actor did a pretty good job. Shashank is decent as Varalaxmi’s friend.

The songs and background score by Gopi Sundar are good. Rahul Shrivastav and Nani Chamidisetty’s cinematography is decent.

Rating: 3.5/5 

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