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Is Shatamanam Bhavati OK for kids?

2017 · Telugu · 2h 15m · ←Ratings61
Age guidance
7 and up
No certificate yet · our read 7+ · read from 5 reviews
7+
Parents should know
Mild substance use: a man climbs a tree to collect toddy. A Sankranti family drama about a grandfather who fakes wanting a divorce to bring his grown children home.
Parents should know

7 and up

  • Mild drinking, smoking, drugs

From 5 reviews Filmi read; the age follows the content record.

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Sex & nudityNot documented
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Filmi Score
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Summary

The anguish that negligent children can cause is depicted here from the parents' perspective. Raghavaraju (Prakash Raj) is a farming landlord in Atreyapuram village of Andhra Pradesh. He lives with his wife Janakamma (Jayasudha), along with his son Bangararaju (Naresh) his wife, and his son Raju (Sharwanand). Raghavaraju lives in this ancestral house built by his forefathers consisting of many generations living in the same household as a Joint family. However with changing times Ragahvarju's NRI sons and NRI daughter live in the United States, Canada, and Australia as nuclear families. After a gap of 10 years, all his children arrive in the village during the holiday season of Makar Sankranti, under mysterious circumstances after they receive an email from Raghavaraju who expresses his wish to divorce his wife Janakamma. What happens next and the events leading to this mysterious situation, and how Raghavaraju conveys his midlife crisis to his children forms the crux of the story.

Filmi puts it at 7+ from the content record.

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Positive messages · Strong · Reviewer on record
“abundance of dialogues highlighting the importance of family” view the record →
Positive messages · Strong · Reviewer on record
“how the fast-paced world has degraded family values and social togetherness” view the record →
Role models · Strong · Reviewer on record
“excels as a noble grandfather” view the record →
Role models · Strong · Reviewer on record
“the village goody-two-shoes who has absolutely nothing negative about him” view the record →
Drinking, smoking, drugs · Mild · Reviewer on record
“creates a cycle for one to climb a tree where kallu is collected” view the record →

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Summary

The anguish that negligent children can cause is depicted here from the parents' perspective. Raghavaraju (Prakash Raj) is a farming landlord in Atreyapuram village of Andhra Pradesh. He lives with his wife Janakamma (Jayasudha), along with his son Bangararaju (Naresh) his wife, and his son Raju (Sharwanand). Raghavaraju lives in this ancestral house built by his forefathers consisting of many generations living in the same household as a Joint family. However with changing times Ragahvarju's NRI sons and NRI daughter live in the United States, Canada, and Australia as nuclear families. After a gap of 10 years, all his children arrive in the village during the holiday season of Makar Sankranti, under mysterious circumstances after they receive an email from Raghavaraju who expresses his wish to divorce his wife Janakamma. What happens next and the events leading to this mysterious situation, and how Raghavaraju conveys his midlife crisis to his children forms the crux of the story.

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Is Shatamanam Bhavati OK for kids?

Filmi puts Shatamanam Bhavati at 7+ from the content record — suitable for 7 and over. That comes from the certificate and from what reviewers documented, not from anyone at Filmi watching the film — every claim on this page is quoted with its source.

What age is Shatamanam Bhavati suitable for?

7+, from the content record. 1 of the five content-warning categories are documented for this film.

What content should parents know about in Shatamanam Bhavati?

What the record shows: violence — not on record; language — not on record; sex or nudity — not on record; drink or drugs — mild; frightening scenes — not on record. A category left blank means nobody documented it, not that the film is clean — the full record, quoted with sources, is on this page.

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