Yamudu

Yamudu (A)

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Mythology | Suspense

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  • Genre(s): Thriller, Crime, Slapstick, Mythology
  • Language(s): తెలుగు (Telugu)
  • Director(s): Jagadeesh Amanchi
  • Cast(s): Akash Challa, Advika sarma, Sravani Setti, Jagad Amanchi
  • Duration: 2h 2min
  • Music: Bhavani Rakesh
  • Similar To: Vidaatha, The Red Bag
  • Story:

    Yamudu is a mythological suspense crime-thriller that revolves around the mysterious disappearances of young women in the city. The investigation leads to a man who performs as Yamudu, the Hindu god of death, in theatrical plays. The film explores whether this individual has taken it upon himself to deliver justice to wrongdoers, mirroring the punishments of the underworld, based on a unique interpretation of Hindu Dharma.

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STORY

Story

Yamudu is a mythological suspense crime-thriller that revolves around the mysterious disappearances of young women in the city. The investigation leads to a man who performs as Yamudu, the Hindu god of death, in theatrical plays. The film explores whether this individual has taken it upon himself to deliver justice to wrongdoers, mirroring the punishments of the underworld, based on a unique interpretation of Hindu Dharma.

TRIVIA

Trivia

Jagadeesh Amanchi serves as the lead actor, director, and producer of the film.

The film's tagline, 'Dharmo Rakshati Rakshitah', is a popular Sanskrit phrase meaning 'Dharma protects those who protect it'.

The movie is said to draw inspiration from the Garuda Purana, a Hindu scripture that details punishments for the sinful.