Prayanam (2009 film)

Prayanam
Directed by Chandra Sekhar Yeleti
Produced by Seeta Yeleti
Written by Chaitanya Muddana
Starring Manoj Manchu
Payal Ghosh
Brahmanandam
Aamir Tameem
Music by Mahesh Shankar
Cinematography Sarvesh Murari
Edited by Mohan Rama Rao
Release dates
  • 29 May 2009 (2009-05-29)
Country India
Language Telugu

Prayanam (English: Travel) is a 2009 Telugu film starring Manoj Manchu in the lead role; Payal Ghosh is female lead. The film was written and directed by Chandra Sekhar Yeleti and produced by Seeta Yeleti. The movie received positive reviews. The story is said revolve around Manoj and Payal Ghosh in an airport.

Plot

This is a story of a boy and girl who meet for the first time in an airport and fall in love before they board their flights. Dhruv is the boy and Harika is the girl. They are distinctive individuals. Dhruv is a kind of boy who loves to take chances in life. Harika is one who likes to make right choices in life. She is doing Masters in Lifestyles Design Academy in Malaysia. Right now she is on her way to India to meet a prospective groom whom her parents have chosen for her.

Dhruv falls in love at first sight with Harika when he sees her at the airport. But he has only two hours to make her fall in love with him. The rest of the story is about how he succeeds.

Cast

Filming

Most of the movie takes place in the Kuala Lumpur airport.

Critical reception

Prayanam received positive reviews from critics.

Soundtrack

Prayanam
Soundtrack album by Mahesh Shankar
Released 12 May 2009

The soundtrack features three songs (two bit songs) composed by Mahesh Shankar with lyrics by Anantha Sreeram. The songs are available for free download at www.prayanam.com.

Eleven-year-old Amruthavarshini was nominated for 57th Filmfare Award (South) in the 'Best Female Playback' category (Telugu) for the song "Meghamaa".

Song Artist(s)
"YVW" (5:36) Vishal Dadlani, Ranjit, Smita, Shalini Singh, Mynampati Sreeram Chandra
"Meghamaa" (2:25) Amruthavashini
"Nuvvu Entha" (2:20) Smita, Mahesh Shankar, Mynampati Sreeram Chandra
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