365telugu.com online news, Hyderabad, 9th December 2021: What happens when black magic grips a village? Can murder on suspicions of black magic be justified? Dr. Anil Vishwanath’s upcoming directorial Maa Oori Polimera takes a close look at black magic and its effect on lives. Starring actors Satyam Rajesh, Getup Srinu, Bala Aditya, Kamakshi Bhaskarla, Ravi Varma and Chitram Seenu, the film is based on the lives of a fishing village located in the Telangana region. The story revolves around the life of a constable who investigates his brother’s murder on suspicions of black magic and witcraft. In the trailer released by Disney+ Hotstar, the Telugu film shows the captivating landscapes of a rural fishing village and its people, showcasing the mysticism that surrounds their lives. Produced by Bhogendra Gupta, Maa Oori Polimera is set to release exclusively on Disney+ Hotstar on 10th December.
Commenting on the film, director Dr. Anil Vishwanath said, “Maa Oori Polimera takes us back to the villages and explores the mindsets of simple villagers when it comes to black magic. The movie has both thriller and horror aspects to it which makes it a very special watch. The cast and crew have worked a lot to capture the time and space of the region on the screen. I hope the audience shows the film much love and appreciation.”
Sharing her experience of working in the film, doctor turned actor Kamakshi Bhaskarla said,“Maa Oori Polimera is a very unique project because I got to explore an entirely different character. Playing a rustic character is very different from the conventional city girl. Naturally, I had to practice my Telangana accent well and also go for rigorous body language studies of village women. It has been hard work and I hope the audience enjoys the film.”
Synopsis: Jangayya, a low-level police officer at Adilabad, investigates the murder of his brother, Komarayya, an auto driver and a woman on suspicions of black magic. He finds it absurd that someone can kill his brother purely out of suspicion. Being in the police force, he decides to fight for his brother. He files for a case and his fight against mob killings on suspicions of performing black magic comes into the limelight. However, right before the verdict, he withdraws his case, saying he did not fight to avenge his brother’s death and requests the judge to bring in a section to punish those involved in both black magic and mob killings as he believes no one should rise above the law. Why Jangayya changed his stance and if the mystery of his death will be revealed, waits to be seen.