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Suryavamsha Movie Overview
Suryavamsha is a Drama movie. On IMDb it has rating of 0/10, on the basis of 0 votes.
Director of the Movie: S. Narayan
Producer of the Movie: Anitha Kumaraswamy
Suryavamsha Plot
An aristocratic patriarch realizes the worth of his most caring son he despised because of his illiteracy. A family learns values forgotten or misunderstood. A great soul overcomes all hindrances thrown at him to finally emerge victorious.
Quick Facts
Let’s explore some fascinating details about this movie:
- Release Date: 1999-09-01
- Runtime: 167 minutes
- Budget: N/A
- Box Office Collection: N/A
- Languages: ?????
Suryavamsha Cast & Characters
The movie showcases amazing performances by these talented actors:
- Vishnuvardhan: as Sathyamurthy/Kanakamurthy (Dual Role)
- Isha Koppikar: as Padma
- Lakshmi: as Sathyamurthy's wife
- Hema Chaudhary: as Padma's mother
- Ramesh Bhat: as Padma's father
- Vijayalakshmi: as Parimala
- Doddanna: as Dodda Kanakamurthy's uncle
- Mukhyamantri Chandru: as Padma's uncle (military man)
- S. Narayan: as Athmananda (special appearance)
- R.G. Vijayasarathy: as
Production Details
Let’s take a look at the talented creators and locations that brought this movie to life:
- The movie is brought to you by these production companies: Channambika Films
- The movie was filmed at these stunning locations: India
- The breathtaking visuals were crafted by these talented cinematographers: N/A
Critical Reception
The movie has attracted a lot of attention from both viewers and critics. Here’s a quick look at how it’s being received:
- IMDb Rating: 0/10 based on 0 votes
- Audience Reception: The reviews emphasize what makes the movie stand out and how it manages to grab the audience’s attention.
Why Watch?
Curious about why you should watch this? Suryavamsha? If you’re a fan of Drama, this film brings something truly unique to the table. With exceptional performances, an engaging storyline, and unforgettable moments, it’s a movie that will definitely leave a lasting impression.
