Sathyavan Savithiri Trailer: Keerthy Suresh takes on Mysskin in courtroom battle
Keerthy Suresh plays a young lawyer fighting to save her husband in this courtroom drama, which features Mysskin as a formidable senior advocate and a murder mystery.
The trailer of Keerthy Suresh’s upcoming film Sathyavan Savithiri is out, offering a glimpse into an intriguing mix of courtroom drama, suspense and humour. Directed by debutant Praveen S Vijaay, the film centres on a young lawyer who takes up a challenging murder case involving her husband. It is scheduled to release in theatres on November 20.
The story follows Savithiri, played by Keerthy Suresh, an aspiring lawyer who finds herself in an unexpected marriage. Although their relationship begins on an uncomfortable note, things gradually change as she gets to know her husband, Deepak, played by Charukesh. However, their newfound understanding faces a major test when Deepak becomes the prime accused in a murder case.
Determined to prove her husband’s innocence, Savithiri takes charge of his defence. The case puts her against Markandeyan, a senior and experienced advocate played by Mysskin. This sets up the central conflict, with the young lawyer having to challenge a formidable opponent inside the courtroom.
The trailer moves between lighter moments in Savithiri’s personal life and intense exchanges during the trial. It also raises questions about the murder and Deepak’s possible involvement. The contrast between Keerthy Suresh’s relatively inexperienced lawyer and Mysskin’s seasoned advocate forms the key attraction of the courtroom portions.
Apart from the lead actors, the film features Bala Saravanan, Shilpa Manjunath, Deepa Shankar, Madhusudhanan, R Sundarrajan and Maala Parvathi in important roles. Sam CS has composed the music, while Arul Vincent handles the cinematography. Prasanna GK is in charge of editing.
Sathyavan Savithiri marks the directorial debut of Praveen S Vijaay, who has also written the film. With a murder mystery at its centre and a face-off between Keerthy Suresh and Mysskin, the film promises an interesting courtroom drama. The makers have locked November 20 for its theatrical release.
