Andagadu 2005
In 2005's quirky Indian comedy *Andagadu*, Rajendra Prasad stars as Sundaram, a talented jingle composer whose career is on the rise—yet his love life is stuck in the past.
Director: Pendyala Venkata Rama Rao
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Andagadu (2005) about?
*Andagadu* follows Sundaram, a successful jingle composer who turns to black magic to attract ghostly women, only to find his plans derailed when he meets Ramya. The film blends supernatural comedy with romance, as Sundaram's attempts at magic spiral into hilarious mishaps while he navigates his unexpected connection with Ramya.
Who directed Andagadu?
The film was directed by Pendyala Venkata Rama Rao, known for his work in Telugu cinema during the 2000s.
Who stars in Andagadu?
The film stars Rajendra Prasad, Damini, and Chandramohan in key roles, with supporting appearances by Bhavana, Harika, and Sudha.
Is Andagadu (2005) worth watching?
As an unrated comedy from the mid-2000s, *Andagadu* delivers a fun, lighthearted escape with Rajendra Prasad's comedic charm at its core. Fans of classic Indian comedies will appreciate its blend of supernatural shenanigans and romantic misadventures, even if it's not a critical darling.
How long is Andagadu?
The film has a runtime of 132 minutes.
About Andagadu (2005) — When a jingle composer's love life needs a supernatural boost
In 2005's quirky Indian comedy *Andagadu*, Rajendra Prasad stars as Sundaram, a talented jingle composer whose career is on the rise—yet his love life is stuck in the past. Desperate to break free from his dating rut, he turns to an unconventional tactic: learning black magic to summon *mohini pisachi*, seductive female ghosts who prowl the night seeking restless men. But fate has other plans when he crosses paths with the charming Ramya (Damini), sending his supernatural schemes—and his heart—into a delightful tailspin. Directed by Pendyala Venkata Rama Rao, this lighthearted romp blends supernatural whimsy with heartfelt romance, all wrapped in the playful chaos of 2000s Telugu cinema.
The film's humor unfolds against a backdrop of vibrant energy, where slapstick antics meet supernatural shenanigans, all tied together by Rajendra Prasad's signature comedic timing. With a runtime of 132 minutes, *Andagadu (2005)* offers a perfect mix of escapism and feel-good storytelling, making it a nostalgic treat for fans of classic Indian comedies.