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Nagavalli (film)

A spin-off remake of Chandramukhi with a possessed painting.

P. Vasu wrote and directed Nagavalli, a 2010 Telugu comedy horror film produced by Bellamkonda Suresh. Venkatesh and Anushka Shetty lead the cast, with music by Gurukiran. It remakes Vasu's Kannada film Aptharakshaka and spins off from his Tamil film Chandramukhi, itself a remake of the Malayalam film Manichitrathazhu.

Quick Facts

Director
P. Vasu
Producer
Bellamkonda Suresh
Writer
Paruchuri brothers; Gowtam Raju
Starring
Venkatesh; Anushka Shetty
Music
Gurukiran
Cinematography
Shyam K. Naidu
Editing
Marthand K Venkatesh
Based on
Aptharakshaka

Facts from the source article.

Track listing

Telugu

No.TitleLength
1Abhimani Lenide4:46
2Vandanalu Vandanalu4:55
3Ghirani Ghirani5:01
4Khelo Khelo4:00
5Omkara3:21
6Ra Ra Remix3:45
Total length26:07

Tamil (Dubbed Version)

No.TitleLength
1Rasike Linena4:46
2Ghiragi Ghiragi5:01
3Kabadi Kabadi4:00
4Omkara3:21
5Ra Ra 2.03:45

Track listing from the source article.

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Plot

An ancient painting of Chandramukhi, also known as Nagavalli, is given as a prize to Bharatanatyam dancer Gayathri, who lives in Tirupathi with her husband, father Shankar Rao, mother Parvathi, sisters Geetha and Gowri, maternal uncle Appa Rao, his wife, and maternal cousins Pooja and Hema. Years later, Gayathri and her husband are dead. Gowri is engaged, but on her wedding day a friend faints after seeing a large snake, and the groom calls off the wedding. The family is troubled by the painting and contacts Acharya Ramchandra Siddhanthi, who enlists Dr. Vijay, a psychiatrist and assistant to Dr. Sarvanan/Eshawar. The Acharya identifies the painting as one previously encountered at Ganga's house, where Vijay's mentor and the Acharya had solved a similar problem five years earlier. One night, Vijay hears anklet sounds in the outhouse and finds Gayathri alive but mentally disturbed after her husband's death. The family had hidden her to avoid harming the marriage prospects of Geetha and Gowri.

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