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Anurag Kashyap Raves About Telugu Dramedy 'Pallaburusu'
17 Aug
Summary
- Anurag Kashyap lauded 'Pallaburusu' as a fun, fascinating, unexpected dramedy.
- The film's simple yet relatable story features a father suing his son.
- Kashyap compared debutant director Uday Chauhan to Venkatesh Maha.

Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap has lauded the Telugu film 'Pallaburusu,' directed by debutant Uday Chauhan. Released on August 14th, the film has garnered positive audience reception and critical acclaim from Kashyap, who shared his thoughts on Instagram. He described 'Pallaburusu' as a "fun, fascinating, unexpected dramedy" from Telugu cinema. Kashyap highlighted the film's simple yet deeply engaging and relatable narrative, noting its humor and the unusual premise of a father suing his son over a needed toothbrush.
Kashyap further praised the film on Letterboxd, calling it a "refreshing departure" from repetitive action movies. He commended the absence of big stars and elaborate musical scores, emphasizing the film's inherent charm. The director also drew parallels between Uday Chauhan and filmmaker Venkatesh Maha, known for 'C/o Kancharapalem,' expressing anticipation for Chauhan's future work. Set in a Telangana village, 'Pallaburusu' features Sudhakar Reddy and Murlidhar Goud in lead roles.