Madhumati, a 19-year-old Indo-American girl, whose visit to Vizag for a family wedding takes an unforeseen turn after a clash with her mother. Meanwhile, Madhusudhan, a separated and unemployed man, grapples with his failing marriage to Lekha. Their paths cross one evening, setting the stage for profound explorations of relationships and self.
Srikanth Nagothi
Director
Naveen Chandra
Madhusudhan "Madhu" Rao
Swathi Reddy
Lekha
Shreya Navile
Madhumathi "Madhu"
Gnaneswari Kandregula
Vasuki
Chaitu Babu
Gopal "Shady"
Raghav Rudra Mulpuru
Daksh
Harsha Chemudu
Naga Bhushan Rao
Raja Chembolu
Srinu
Manjula Ghattamaneni
Sharmishtha Devi
Ruchitha Sadineni
Bindu
Raja Ravindra
Lawyer Chalapathi
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