Panchathantram

పంచతంత్రం

Telugu9 Dec 2022U · All agesComedy · Drama · Family

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An anthology of five gentle stories told by a retired radio announcer, each linked to a sense. One thread includes a pregnant woman's… Family Room →

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Jeevi calls Panchathantram a sensitive, honestly told anthology with a strong final story and good performances, but says the first and fourth… Read it there →

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Synopsis

Veda Vyas Murthy is a retired All India Radio announcer whose daughter doesn't want him to work any longer. When a publishing house announces a story-narration contest, Veda Vyas' interest to tell stories is kindled. He narrates five different stories with the theme of the five senses: Sight, Smell, Sound, Taste, and Touch.

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Harsha PulipakaDirector · Writer