Sai Pallavi’s Gargi Makes It To 44th Moscow International Film Festival; Team Ecstatic!

Actress
Sai
Pallavi
is
always
known
for
being
choosy
when
it
comes
to
picking
roles.
With
so
much
conviction,
the
actress
has
been
delivering
astounding
performances
accordingly.
She
is
one
among
the
latest
bunch
of
actresses
to
take
up
challenging
roles
with
each
passing
film,
treading
an
unexplored
path.

Her
latest
outing
was
a
female-centric
social
drama
with
a
strong
message
that
it
hit
the
right
chord
with
the
audience;

Gargi
is
such
a
beautiful
film
directed
by
Gautham
Ramachandran.

The
film
officially
made
it
to
the
prestigious
44th
Moscow
International
Film
Festival,
and
the
director
himself
confirmed
it
recently.

The
movie
is
about
the
struggle
of
a
lower-middle
class
family,
shouldered
by
the
eldest
daughter
Gargi,
at
a
time
of
deep
distress
and
shock.
The
story’s
premise
is
shocking,
and
to
pull
it
off
with
varied
emotions
is
a
task
in
itself.
Sai
Pallavi
did
it
like
a
cakewalk.

Along
with
her,
Kaali
Venkat
appeared
in
a
powerful
role
as
a
junior
lawyer
who
helps

Gargi.
RS
Shivaji,
Kavithalaya
Krishnan,
Aishwarya
Lekshmi,
Jayaprakash,
and
Saravanan
are
a
few
actors
who
played
crucial
roles
in
the
film.

Gargi
is
written
by
Gautham
Ramachandran
and
Hariharan
Raju.
The
film
is
produced
by
Ravichandran,
Ramachandran,
Thomas
George,
Aishwarya
Lekshmi,
and
Gautham
Ramchandran
under
the
Blacky,
Genie
&
My
Left
Foot
Productions.
The
film’s
subtle
yet
intense
soundtrack
was
composed
by
Govind
Vasantha,
and
Shafique
Mohamed
Ali
edited
the
film.
Sraiyanti
Premkrishna
Akkattu
cinematographed

Gargi.

After
watching
the
film,
actor
Suriya
has
come
forward
to
present
the
film
in
Tamil
under
his
2D
Entertainment
banner
in
association
with
Sakthi
Film
Factory.
In
Kannada,
Rakshit
Shetty’s
Paramvah
Studios
presented
the
film,
and
Rana
Daggubati’s
Suresh
Productions
distributed

Gargi
in
Telugu.