South Indian movie Shaakuntalam’s first reactions are out as the team held a special screening for a few lucky fans and critics. The screening was held in Mumbai and Hyderabad.
National crush of India Yashoda starrer- Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s much-awaited Shaakuntalam is all ready to hit the theatres on 14 April . Even the first look at this mythological tale received a lot of positive reactions. The trailer of the movie showcased impressive VFX effects and was a treat to the eyes. The director of the movie, Gunashekhar, is known for his visually appealing movies, and Shaakuntalam is no exception.
Amid all the buzz and speculations, a few lucky fans and critics got to be a part of the special premiere that was held in Mumbai and Hyderabad. The most anticipated first reactions and reviews are out. The movie is based on Abhignyana Shaakuntalam , a tale by Kalidasa.
Shaakuntalam is also available in a 3D format, so you can enjoy the special effects to their fullest. Though people have mixed reactions to the movie’s VFX and CGI, everyone equally loved and praised Samantha’s work. The fact that this is Samantha’s very first mythological movie has got her fans excited.
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The team of Shaakuntalam has promoted the movie across all social media channels, and people have very high expectations from the movie. Going by the reactions of both fans and critics, the movie is set to be a sure-shot blockbuster. We can wait until the nationwide theatrical release, which is on 14th April, to get the exact reactions.
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Shaakuntalam is a breathtaking love story of Shakuntala, daughter of Vishwatra and Meneka, and King Dushyant. The king is then cursed by a sage and, as a result, forget Shakuntala and their child. The story is about how destiny eventually brings together two hearts that purely love each other.
The cast of the movie has done outstanding work on bringing out the characters alive onscreen. The pain and anguish of the two lovers and the purity of their emotions are very well depicted throughout the movie.
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