While big ticket movies in Tollywood are biding their time to bring the film to theatres, a lot of Telugu filmmakers are wasting no time in churning out medium budget movies to keep the audience entertained. One such film which has hit theatres is Ee Saaraina. Let's find out more.The film features Viplav, Ashwini Ayaluru, Pradeep Raparthi, Mahboob Basha, Karthikeya Dev, Neetu Queen, Sattanna, Ashok Moolavirat. Produced by Viplav and Sankeerth Konda, the Story, Dialogues, Screenplay and Direction is by Viplav.Ee Saaraina is the story of a young man who waits for government job notifications in the hope of landing a permanent job.
The film is the story of Raju (Viplav), a degree holder and his wait for govt job notifications. His love interest Shirisha (Ashwini) is a government teacher. He fails three times, but his friends Mahbub Basha and Shirisha support him. Heroine's father agrees to give his daughter’s hand in marriage only if he gets a government job. Does Raju finally get a government job? Watch the film to find out.
Viplav has donned several hats in the movie as the hero, director, producer, and dialogue writer of "Ee Saaraina?!" This film showcases Viplav's versatility and talent.Viplav as a jobless youth from the rural belt puts on a decent show. Ashwini's screen presence is impressive, and Pradeep Raparthi's portrayal of Shirisha's father is notable too. Mahboob Basha's supporting role adds comic relief.Technical AspectsViplav's direction, production, and editing skills are worth mentioning, especially considering this is his debut effort and also the film's modest budget.Highlights- Music- Storyline which is relatable to today's youth- cinematography- Dialogues that resonates with the audienceAreas for Improvement- Some scenes feel slow-pacedThe theme of "Ee Saaraina?!" is very relatable with the current youth. However, it is not easy to explore and finely execute the layers that come with the subject matter. The film is a decent attempt but lacks depths to keep the audience hooked from start to finish. Realistic cinema is in vogue now and small budget films are making the bold move of exploring the themes which are more relatable. 
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