Is there a film you’ve watched that alternates between making you laugh and think deeply? That’s what Su From So does. This Kannada horror-comedy genres film puts you in a blend of chaotic fun and life lessons which keeps you entertained till the last minute.
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Su From So Movie Overview
“Su From So” is set in a serene coastal village in Karnataka, such a place where life is peaceful and full of customs. The village is full of deep, ancient customs and was a peaceful coastal village in Karnataka. The main character, Ashoka, is a man who is somewhat foolish. The young man, who is regarded as a fool by his villagers, ends up going through fantastical adventures. The villagers are of the opinion that he is possessed by a ghost Sulochana who happens to be from Someshwara.
“Su From So” is a film that succeeds in delivering its main objective, that is to entertain the audience. It deftly blends genre tropes like humor, horror, and societal treatises regarding gender prejudice. The film has a variety of stereotypical characters and, more importantly, a deep and heartwarming lesson to be learned from it without coming off as didactic. Its success in the Kannada film industry and its immediate dubbing for Telugu audiences speaks volumes for its unique yet powerful narrative. It just proves that you need a brilliant storyline, not an extravagant budget, to create magic.
Su From So Movie Review
Critics won’t stop talking about the new “Su From So”. They rave over the social drama and comedy blended with horror, and to top it off, it evens out to give a funny yet deep experience.
The Indian Express calls it a lesson for Bollywood and praises the acting and sharp satire giving the film 3.5 out of 5. Revisiting the film, Filmy Focus found it commendable for stepping into new territory with a fresh, yet, emotionally honest framework for the horror-comedy genre and rated it 3 out of 5.
The Times of India praises the fun elements and the heartfelt redemption story, highlighting the performances of Shaneel Gautham, JP Thuminad, and Raj B. Shetty. They even gave the film a solid 4 out of 5. Akhil Pillai goes all in, calling it his top Kannada film of 2025, giving 5 stars for the flawless writing, music, and understated domestic violence commentary.
India Today raves over the film for its natural and social comedy, praising the tech and India Reporter for the wins in the originality of social horror fun, calling it a community and gender commentary.
The New Indian Express gives praise to the director’s manage on the comedy, oddities, and emotional beats alongside the real village feel and folkore curls—4 out of 5. OTTplay calls it “delightful with heart” awarding 4 out of 5 for the fun plot and major message wrapped in laughter.
The Hindu praises the witty acting, hilarious horror, and uplifting shots and music. Moviekoop calls it “a warm rural comedy” awarding 4.5 out of 5, noting the astonishing rural performances as well as the supernatural additions. Users on IMDb call it a laugh riot and must-watch and give the movie a rating of 8.9 out of 10 with over 3,300 votes.
Most importantly, all reviewers seem to say the same thing: “Su From So” impresses with humor, brilliant performances, and deftly authoritative in dealing with the patriarchy and societal expectations. The ratings vary from 3 to 5, which indicates it’s a movie that provides enjoyment and contemplation.
“Our Rating- 8.2/10 “
Su From So Movie Cast
The cast brings real spirit to the plot. JP Thuminad portrays Ashoka, the character entangled in the possession dilemma, and he signs the role very well. Shaneel Gautham plays the part of Ravi Anna, the village helper who serves as a big brother to the younger folk.
Sandhya Arakere gives emotion as Bhanu, daughter to Sulochana. As Karunakara Guruji, a comically insincere spiritual teacher, Raj B. Shetty gives a surprising performance. Prakash Thuminad as the rickshaw driver Chandra is delightfully eccentric.
Deepak Rai Panaje plays Sathisha, faithful companion and understudy. Yadhu, a character known for incessantly forming committees and making speeches, is brilliantly portrayed by Mime Ramdas. As the village drunk, Pushparaj Bollar is hilarious as Bhaava. Chaitra is played by Tanishka Shetty, and Ashoka’s anxious parents are Mohini Nalini and Vishwanath.
Arjun Kaje and other non-professional actors make the village come alive and realistic.
Su From So in Telugu
Originally in Kannada, “Su From So” got dubbed for Telugu by Mythri Movie Makers. It hit screens on August 8, 2025. They kept the fun and heart, with good dubbing like in the Malayalam version.
The trailer got Telugu fans excited, and reviews say it keeps the charm. It’s all about that humor and emotional pull crossing languages.
Su From So Movie Director
JP Thuminad directs this gem and also plays Ashoka while writing the script. It’s his first time directing, and boy, does he shine. Critics love how he juggles laughs, scares, and serious talks.
He keeps the tone just right and gets the best from every actor. His all-around talent is a big reason the film feels so fresh.
Su From So Movie OTT Release Date
Right now, no OTT date is set for “Su From So.” It’s still packing theaters since its Kannada release on July 25, 2025, and Telugu on August 8. With all the buzz, it’ll likely stream soon. Keep an eye on sites like Gadgets 360 or Moviefone for news.
Su From So Box Office Collection
This film is killing it at the box office, especially in Karnataka. Deccan Herald reports over 1.27 lakh tickets sold in one day on BookMyShow. That’s huge!
Social media buzz shows it added over 100 theaters in week two, with full houses everywhere. For a small film, its word-of-mouth win means big earnings.
Su From So Movie Budget
Made on just ₹3 crore, or about ₹5.5 crore with promo costs, as per IMDb and Indian Express. It’s a smart lesson: great tales beat big money. Critics say it’s a masterclass in smart filmmaking.
Su From So Movie Near Me
Want to catch it? Head to BookMyShow or Moviefone for showtimes near you. Just enter your spot. It’s running in Karnataka, Kerala for Malayalam, and Telugu areas.
In Karnataka, it grew to over 100 theaters fast. Check based on where you are—it’s still hot in cinemas.
Summary
This is one of the first exciting films I have seen that intertwines the real issues of society with some giggles and laughs, directed by JP Thuminad and Starring Shaneel Gautham, Sandhya Arakere and Raj B. Shetty, the movie released on Kannada July 25 and Telugu 8 August. The rating hit a 5 by and the budget was set 5.5 lucrative with a box office (slap-on-shock) figure of 1.27 dating tickets a day. The movie is a must watch on the big screen as no OTT is available for Su From So.
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