Name: Save the Tigers
Director: Teja Kakumanu
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2023-04-27
Cast: Priyadarshi Pulikonda, Krishna Chaitanya, Chaitanya Krishna, Abhinav Gomatam, Pavani Gangireddy

Synopsis

Save the Tigers

Ghanta Ravi (Priyadarshi Pulikonda) is a dairy farm proprietor, Vikram (Krishna Chaitanya) is a creative ad writer, while Rahul (Abhinav Gomatam) nurtures aspirations of becoming a writer. Through a series of serendipitous encounters, these individuals forge a bond, giving rise to an unforeseen and unique friendship. They share a common frustration with their wives' behaviors. The trio faces legal trouble when caught in a drunk driving case. Simultaneously, the police discover a prominent actress has been kidnapped. The series explores whether the trio has any connection to her disappearance. The reasons behind their alcohol consumption are revealed, examining if it is linked to their marital issues. The trio refers to themselves as "Tigers", and the series explores the significance of this choice in the larger narrative.

Director: Teja Kakumanu
Release: 27 Apr 2023

Cast & crew

Priyadarshi Pulikonda Cast KR Krishna Chaitanya Cast CH Chaitanya Krishna Cast

Abhinav Gomatam Cast PA Pavani Gangireddy Cast HA Harsha Vardhan Cast

Gangavva Cast VE Venu Cast TE Teja Kakumanu Director AR Arun Kothaplly Director PR Pradeep Advaitham Writer, Creator VI Vijay Namoju Writer AN Anand Karthik Writer MA Mahi V Raghav Producer, Creator CH Chinna Vasudeva Reddy Producer AJ Ajay Arasada Composer S. S. V. Vishweshwar Cinematographer SH Shravan Katikaneni Editor

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Cinema Express Abhilasha Cherukuri

Do these wives meet another time? Do they lean on each other for support the way the men of these series do? The series is content with letting these women exist for the sole purpose of moving the story of their husbands forward. With the entire story set up with some deft and confidence, it is certainly disappointing to not receive a satisfying pay-off or closure. The series short-sells gags to its audience when it should have actually focused on its strong suit of interpersonal dynamics. Abhinav Gomatam and Priyadarshi handle the comic portions ably but the story itself loses steam halfway, with no amount of acting being able to bring it back to momentum. For a story sold as a series meant for binge-watching, it ambles by with comedy more on par with a sitcom, the kind that releases a single episode weekly.

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