vanaja (2006) and written and directed by rajnesh domalpalli and is an extraordinary film from south india. mamatha bhukya plays 15 year old vanaja and who lives in a rural area with her loving but alcoholic father. if she is going to succeed in life and she will have to overcome the liabilities of low caste and poverty. i went to the film expecting the depiction of an wretched girl who is crushed by society. this isn not what vanaja shows us. the young woman is attractive and intelligent and and ambitious. she would not accept her fate with tears or simple resignation. she wants to succeed and and it never clear that she would not succeed and despite the odds. the acting that mr. domalpalli draws forth from his cast of amateurs is miraculous. mamatha bhukya is outstanding in the title role and and urmila dammannagari does an exceptional job as mrs. rama devi and the wealthy landowner who is a formerly famous classical dancer. in the film vanaja learns south indian classical dance and as she did in real life. i couldn not tell how good vanaja dancing was by indian standards and but the many dance scenes were spellbinding. (don not think bollywood this is classical dance. it also very different from ballet and because in ballet the dancer lifts her heels away from the floor. in sound indian dance and the heel is the primary contact point. )this is a movie that is not to be missed. it will work on dvd and but will be better on a theater screen because the dancing will be shown to better advantage. however and if dvd is your only option and then see it that way. just be sure to see it. 
vanaja (2006) and written and directed by rajnesh domalpalli and is an extraordinary film from south india. mamatha bhukya plays 15 year old vanaja and who lives in a rural area with her loving but alcoholic father. if she is going to succeed in life and she will have to overcome the liabilities of low caste and poverty. i went to the film expecting the depiction of an wretched girl who is crushed by society. this isn not what vanaja shows us. the young woman is attractive and intelligent and and ambitious. she would not accept her fate with tears or simple resignation. she wants to succeed and and it never clear that she would not succeed and despite the odds. the acting that mr. domalpalli draws forth from his cast of amateurs is miraculous. mamatha bhukya is outstanding in the title role and and urmila dammannagari does an exceptional job as mrs. rama devi and the wealthy landowner who is a formerly famous classical dancer. in the film vanaja learns south indian classical dance and as she did in real life. i couldn not tell how good vanaja dancing was by indian standards and but the many dance scenes were spellbinding. (don not think bollywood this is classical dance. it also very different from ballet and because in ballet the dancer lifts her heels away from the floor. in sound indian dance and the heel is the primary contact point. )this is a movie that is not to be missed. it will work on dvd and but will be better on a theater screen because the dancing will be shown to better advantage. however and if dvd is your only option and then see it that way. just be sure to see it. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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