Telugu comedy-drama film Gorre Puranam is now streaming on Prime Video
The Telugu comedy-drama Gorre Puranam, which released in theaters on September 20, 2024, has now made its way to digital streaming platform Prime Video. Known for its unusual storyline, Gorre Puranam revolves around a goat who escapes a sacrificial ceremony, leading to unintentional chaos. The premise, which taps into social themes with a dose of humor, has received mixed reactions from audiences and critics alike. Despite the disappointing box office run, the film’s digital release is expected to increase its viewership.
When and where to view Gorre Puranam
Gorre Puranam was initially available on Aha and premiered there on October 11, 2024. The film has now also been released on Amazon Prime Video, accessible to subscribers. For those without a Prime subscription, access may be delayed for a few days.
Official trailer and plot of Gorre Puranam
The plot of Gorre Puranam revolves around Ram, a goat with a strange fate. Ram, a mythical figure, has been looking at a village for a long time and dreams of visiting it one day. When he finally arrives, the villagers prepare to sacrifice him as part of a religious ritual. The goat’s unexpected escape from this fate leads to conflict and debate among the local population, exploring themes surrounding social divisions and religious practices. Directed by Bobby Varma, the film is laced with satire, subtly criticizing various socio-political issues.
Cast and crew of Gorre Puranam
The cast includes well-known Telugu actors such as Posani Krishna Murali, Raghu Karumanchi, Suhas and Vishika Kota. Bobby Varma directs, with Suresh Sarangam as cinematographer, Pawan CH for music and Vamsi Krishna Raavi for editing. The film was produced under the banner of Focul Ventures.
Reception from Gorre Puranam
Upon release, Gorre Puranam received mixed reviews. Although praised for its originality and humorous take on social issues, the film’s box office performance was modest. Lead actor Suhas received appreciation for his portrayal of a rural character despite the film’s overall lukewarm reception.
