Samagama

Devu and Srinivasa are business partners-cum-friends. Their respective children Nandini and Jayanth are classmates and their friendship slowly becomes love. However, Nandini has a marriage proposal from a relative to which her parents agree. Nandini is uninterested in arranged marriage. When Jayanth’s parents come to know that their son is in love, his father wants him to stop so that it doesn’t ruin his friendship with Devu while his mother supports him. Devu asks Jayanth to convince his daughter for marriage ignoring the fact that they are in love. Whether Jayanth and Nandini’s respective parents agree to their marriage forms the rest of the story. The music consists of five songs composed by Kiran and one song composed by C. Ashwath. A critic from wrote that “‘Samagama’ is another film that raises hopes of a better year for the industry. A good time to pay a visit to the nearest theatre”. A critic from wrote that “But without the cherry topping this good film may find it hard to pull the audience. It is still one of the best films to be made by a new team in recent years”.