5 Reasons why Vijay Sethupathi’s Ka Pae Ranasingam on ZEE5 is a must-watch

P.Virumandi, the writer-director is all set for his directorial debut with Ka Pae Ranasingam. The movie brings the Kanaa, and Vikram Vedha stars Aishwarya Rajesh and Vijay Sethupathi on screen together for the sixth time. The story of a woman who lost her husband and fights to see him one last time is untold. Here are 5 reasons why this saga is unmissable and should be watched at the earliest.

Take a look at the trailer of the film below:

1) Vijay Sethupathi
When the Vikram Vedha star returns with another enthralling tale and promising performance, it goes without saying that the movie, just cannot be missed! P.Virumaandi’s directorial debut has already created a buzz amongst fans while the teaser has crossed over 5 million views on the internet.

2)Aishwariya Rajesh
Aishwarya Rajesh has come a long way from being a TV Anchor to a mainstream actor in one of the most prominent film industries. The Kattappava Kanon actor has never failed in nailing her performances and will not stop now. Aishwarya as Ariyanachi is a sight to behold as she carries the movie forward.

3)The cinematography

The cinematography by N. K. Ekambaram is as encapsulating as always. The Thondan cinematographer captures the essence of the village authentically. While setting an atmosphere to match the seriousness of the film, he manages to show us the real rural India. It is haunting and beautiful, all at the same time.

4) Resemblance with real life
The trailer of the movie has already thrown light upon the most important problems in our country. This only goes to show that the movie will have a lot more in store. The Vijay Sethupathi starrer is a tight slap on everyone oblivious to the state of rural India. Apart from this, the very plot of the movie inspired by a series of real-life incidents of a woman who refused to give in to the system. From the CAA/NRC narrative to the problem of water scarcity in India, the movie touches upon everything in a real and authentic manner

5) Ghibran’s Music
If you haven’t heard ‘Punnagaiye‘ yet, you are, without a doubt, missing out on a haunting soundtrack. While incorporating the vibe of rural India, Ghibran manages to create a soundtrack that is honest to its story. From Alagiya Sirukki to Paravaigala, the movie boasts of fresh music. It goes without saying that the background score is as reviving as the songs in this movie

Catch this movie only on ZEE5 on November 6, 2020