Su from So Kannada movie review , songs , trailer

Directed by debutant J.P. Thuminad and backed by Raj B. Shetty, Su From So is a genre bending Kannada film . Set in the fictional village of Marlur, near Someshwara, the film is a horror comedy with a strong emotional and social undercurrent. Ashoka (played by J.P. Thuminad), a carefree painter, develops a crush on a girl and tries to woo her during a funeral. His antics spark rumors that he’s possessed by the ghost of Sulochana from Someshwara. The village erupts into chaos, with superstitions, rituals, and gossip spiraling out of control. Ravi Anna (Shaneel Gautham), the village’s respected elder, is tasked with resolving the mystery. As the story unfolds, it becomes clear that the ghost is more than a scare—it’s a metaphor for repressed voices and unresolved grief.

Cast includes Shaneel Gautham,J.P. Thuminad,Sandhya Arakere,Prakash Thuminad,Deepak Rai Panaje,Mime Ramdas,Raj B. Shetty. J.P. Thuminad’s direction is rooted in Tulu theatre traditions, blending absurdist humor with social realism. The screenplay follows a cascading structure—each chaotic event leads naturally to the next, with no wasted scenes. Characters are richly detailed, even in minor roles, making the village feel alive and authentic. Songs by Sumedh K, including the viral Danks Anthem and the soulful Baava Theme. Background score by Sandeep Thulasidas enhances mood transitions—from eerie to emotional to hilarious. Sound design by Sync Cinema and visuals by S. Chandrasekaran capture the rustic charm of Dakshina Kannada.

Ashoka’s journey shows how gossip can distort reality and isolate individuals. Grief needs expression, Bhanu’s arc reveals the emotional cost of silence and the healing power of truth. Community is chaotic but caring, The villagers may bumble through rituals, but their intent is rooted in solidarity. Comedy can carry depth, The film proves that laughter and introspection can coexist without diluting each other. Every character matters, Even the drunk uncle or chippacket enthusiast has a story—reminding us that everyone has a reason for being.

Su From So is not just a film—it’s an experience. It’s a celebration of storytelling, a mirror to rural quirks, and a heartfelt tribute to misunderstood emotions. Whether you're a fan of horror, comedy, or layered narratives, this film offers a refreshing escape with lasting impact.

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