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R. Sarath

R. Sarath
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Nationality Inde
Birth at Kollam (Inde)

R. Sarath is an Indian film director and screenwriter working primarily in the Malayalam film industry based in Kerala. He is rated as one of the internationally reputed film makers from India.

Usually with

Bina Paul
Bina Paul
(3 films)
Unni Menon
Unni Menon
(1 films)
Indrans
Indrans
(3 films)
Remya Nambeesan
Remya Nambeesan
(2 films)
Vikram Gokhale
Vikram Gokhale
(1 films)
Source : Wikidata

Filmography of R. Sarath (7 films)

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Director

Buddhanum Chaplinum Chirikkunnu
Buddhanum Chaplinum Chirikkunnu (2016)

Directed by R. Sarath
Genres Drama
Actors Indrans, P. V. Jagadish Kumar, Nedumudi Venu, Nandalal Krishnamurthy, Praveena, Padmanabhan Balachandran Nair

It is a hundred years since Charlie Chaplin, artist nonpareil, appeared on the silver screen mesmerising audiences across the globe. His signature moustache and derby that have left their indelible imprint on the annals of film history. Buddhanum Chaplinum Chirikkunnu is a film that pays homage to Chaplin at the centennial commemoration of his acting career. The film portrays an Indian comedian, Indragupthan, who idolises Chaplin. He believes his life resembles Chaplin's and nurtures the desire to depict his hero on the big screen. However, he rules out a blind imitation of the late legend. The narrative revolves around his disintegrating family life and his quest for true love. The dilemma that ensues is the crux of the story. In the struggle to discover himself Indragupthan is entrapped in a world of make belief. The film is a unique marriage of the serious and the comic - one complementing the other. Indragupthan realises finally that the wheel of life has left him stranded in the twilight zone between real and unreal.
Parudeesa
Parudeesa (2012)

Directed by R. Sarath
Themes Films about religion
Actors Sreenivasan, Shweta Menon, Antony Thekkek, Jagathy Sreekumar, Indrans, Nandalal Krishnamurthy
Rating66% 3.3046253.3046253.3046253.3046253.304625
Parudeesa tells the story of a Catholic parish in a hillside village in Kerala. Set in two milieus – Kerala of the sixties and seventies and that of the eighties and nineties – the film unfolds through the conflict of ideals between Father Aanjalithanam (Sreenivasan), an orthodox priest, who is the last word in the parish, and a firebrand verger named Deacon Jose (Thampy Antony), who believes that Christ was the original revolutionary. Both of them believe that their way to God is the true path, the only path.
Seelabathi
Seelabathi (2005)

Directed by R. Sarath
Actors Kavya Madhavan, Narain, Indrans

The movie begins with the arrival of Seelabathi (Kavya Madhavan) and her mother Sumangala (Urmila Unni) to Kerala from Bengal. Though Sumangala returns to Bengal, Seelabathi stays behind because she gets a temporary job as a computer teacher in a school, for a few months. She stays with her grandparents. Her grandfather (Nedumbram Gopi) is a farmer who loves farming more than perhaps anything else. And in school, she soon gets adapted to things and becomes friendly with her students. Sheelabathi also meets a young doctor Jeevan ( Narain), with whom she becomes very friendly. In the village there are people who come to dig huge bore-wells and consequently there is much of water scarcity. And young students disappear mysteriously from the school and end up being sexually exploited. Their parents accuse that it is due to the new teacher’s computer courses that such incidents were happening in the village. Then the story continues telling how Sheelabathi overcomes to all problems.
Sthithi
Sthithi (2003)

Directed by R. Sarath
Actors Unni Menon, Mallika Sukumaran, Remya Nambeesan, Sreelatha Namboodiri. B

Vivek and Vani who are Secretariat employees. They live in a modest house on the outskirts of Thiruvananthapuram together with their two children. Their lives change when under threat of job losses, the trade unions call for strike action whilst at the same time their landlord asks them to leave.
Sayahnam
Sayahnam (2000)

Directed by R. Sarath
Genres Drama
Actors O. Madhavan, Gowri Chandrasekhara Pillai, Remya Nambeesan

An old man K.K. Madhavan noted for his thinking and stance on social issues is proud of his scientist son Siddharthan but upset about the country's involvement in nuclear tests. He continues his crusade against nuclear weapons but together with his loyal wife Bharathi finds himself increasingly isolated as his own son, his party and the country celebrate the nuclear advances made in India.

Scriptwriter

Seelabathi
Seelabathi (2005)

Directed by R. Sarath
Actors Kavya Madhavan, Narain, Indrans

The movie begins with the arrival of Seelabathi (Kavya Madhavan) and her mother Sumangala (Urmila Unni) to Kerala from Bengal. Though Sumangala returns to Bengal, Seelabathi stays behind because she gets a temporary job as a computer teacher in a school, for a few months. She stays with her grandparents. Her grandfather (Nedumbram Gopi) is a farmer who loves farming more than perhaps anything else. And in school, she soon gets adapted to things and becomes friendly with her students. Sheelabathi also meets a young doctor Jeevan ( Narain), with whom she becomes very friendly. In the village there are people who come to dig huge bore-wells and consequently there is much of water scarcity. And young students disappear mysteriously from the school and end up being sexually exploited. Their parents accuse that it is due to the new teacher’s computer courses that such incidents were happening in the village. Then the story continues telling how Sheelabathi overcomes to all problems.
Sthithi
Sthithi (2003)

Directed by R. Sarath
Actors Unni Menon, Mallika Sukumaran, Remya Nambeesan, Sreelatha Namboodiri. B

Vivek and Vani who are Secretariat employees. They live in a modest house on the outskirts of Thiruvananthapuram together with their two children. Their lives change when under threat of job losses, the trade unions call for strike action whilst at the same time their landlord asks them to leave.