Saramsha

<p>Does a writer write the story? Or does the story choose its writer? When life opens doors, do we know what’s behind it? Before entering another door, we should contemplate if it is leading us to where we want to go or where life wants to take us. But, is it even a choice? Tejas is a C.A. (chartered accountant), who wants to be a writer. One evening, his world collides with Abhay’s. A story begins to unfold in front of him. He is faced with a character of his story. In the realm of magical realism, an emotional drama unfolds. Saramsha is much like reading a novel – laden with metaphors and pop culture references within its rollercoaster of emotions. The songs are composed by Udit Haritas. Two tracks have been sung by Madhuri Seshadri and one by Pancham Jeeva. Udit Haritas has voiced a promotional song. Lyrics were penned by Pramod Maravanthe and Surya Vasishta. A critic from rated the film four out of five stars and wrote that “Overall, the film leaves you with a haunting feeling that you end up getting after reading a good book or watching a great play or even having a pleasant conversation with a dear one!”</p>