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Two employees try to get their debt-ridden TV channel to the top position by manufacturing a fake reality show that involves uniting lovers who face opposition at home.
A young man who is deeply indebted to a loan shark falls for a woman who is the daughter of the very same loan shark. He then tries to juggle his love life and his precarious financial situation.
Savaale Samaali received largely negative reviews from critics, who found its humor to be stale and predictable, and its plot to be overly convoluted and lacking originality. While some appreciated Santhanam's comedic efforts, the film was generally panned for its weak script and execution.
The film relies heavily on outdated comedic tropes that fail to land.
The plot is considered weak and predictable, with little originality.
Santhanam's performance is a mild positive, but cannot save the film.
Google audience: Audience reviews suggest that while some viewers found the humor to be occasionally amusing, many were disappointed by the film's predictable plot and uninspired comedy. The performances, particularly Santhanam's, received mixed to positive remarks, but were not enough to elevate the overall viewing experience.
The film's director, Srinivas, also wrote the screenplay and dialogues for Savaale Samaali.
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There are times when you exit a movie happy with the thought that it could have been worse. And that is how Savaale Samaali is. It is a comedy with a few jokes that make us laugh out loud, some that make us smile, some that make us cringe a...