The trailer of Laggam was released on October 10th in one of the most extraordinary and innovative ways—during the wedding ceremony of newlyweds Anusha and Govardhan.
This innovative approach not only brought the magic of cinema into a real-life wedding but also highlighted the film's central themes: the power of family emotions, the deep bond between a father and daughter, and the beauty of wedding traditions.
The Laggam trailer is both a visual and emotional feast, centered around a father’s deep fixation on the idea of his daughter marrying a software engineer.
This intense desire sets the stage for a gripping mystery—why has this highly anticipated wedding come to an abrupt halt? The film beautifully unravels the complexities of how this decision impacts not just the bride and groom but the entire family, capturing the emotional ripple effects of a wedding in turmoil.
With its heartfelt portrayal of family dynamics, Laggam promises to resonate deeply with family audiences, NRIs, and software professionals alike.
The film’s emotional core is beautifully supported by the legendary Melody Brahma Mani Sharma, whose background score amplifies every moment, making the emotional highs and lows resonate deeply with the audience.
His music, known for its soul-stirring melodies, perfectly complements the grandeur and sentimentality of the wedding scenes, heightening the emotional impact of each frame.
Visually, Laggam is a vibrant celebration of Telangana’s Cultural Wedding. The colorful, resplendent visuals highlight the grandeur and elegance of a traditional wedding, with every detail—right from the rituals to the elaborate ceremonies captured in stunning detail.
The director’s artistic eye shines through in the way these moments are presented, reflecting the elegance and warmth that surround the celebration of marriage.
Director Ramesh Cheppala has created more than just a film—he has crafted an experience. His ability to portray the grandeur of wedding traditions while delving into the intimate, emotional moments of family life is exceptional.
Director’s vision brings the audience a deep sense of connection to their cultural roots, especially for those watching from afar, making this film a bridge between modern life and timeless traditions.
In short, Laggam is not just a film about weddings—it is an ode to the bonds that unite us, and a celebration of the cultural and emotional ties that make a family whole.
Releasing into theatres Wordlwide on October 25th, With its unique storytelling and innovative promotional approach, this movie is set to leave a lasting impression on audiences both in India and abroad.
Produced under the Subishi Entertainments banner by Venugopal Reddy, the film Laggam is written and directed by Ramesh Cheppala.
