Will Anupama Parameswaran's 'Lockdown' Captivate Audiences with U/A Certification?
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Key Takeaways
- U/A certification allows family-friendly viewing.
- Anticipation around a true story evokes interest.
- Highlights women's struggles during a pandemic.
- Showcases a talented cast and crew.
- A timely reminder of mental health challenges.
Chennai, Dec 3 (NationPress) The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has officially granted a 'U/A' rating for the gripping drama 'Lockdown', directed by A R Jeeva and starring Anupama Parameswaran in the lead role.
In a recent post on its X timeline, Lyca Productions, the film's production house, announced, "#Lockdown is ready to hit the screens. Join us in theatres on Dec 5 with your family. #LockdownInCinemasDec5."
The announcement was accompanied by a poster confirming the film's clearance from the Censor Board.
As a woman-centric film, 'Lockdown' has generated substantial anticipation, as it draws inspiration from a true story.
The trailer reveals Anupama Parameswaran, portraying the character Anitha, grappling with fear about returning home, hinting at a distressing issue she cannot share with her family. Compounding her troubles, she faces unwanted advances from men.
Amid these challenges, a nationwide 21-day lockdown is imposed to curb the spread of COVID, confining Anitha to her home.
Her behavior raises concerns for her parents; her mother observes her incessantly checking her phone and displaying irritability. The trailer also depicts Anitha and her friend trying to reach a doctor, who is in isolation after contracting the virus.
Further compounding her worries, Anitha is seen urgently contacting friends for financial assistance, prompting her parents to question her motives.
The trailer concludes with Anitha apologizing to her father, promising not to repeat her actions.
Produced by Subaskaran of Lyca Productions, the film features a talented cast, including Charlie, Nirosha, Priya Venkat, and many others.
The film's music is composed by NR Raghunanthan and Siddharth Vipin, with stunning cinematography by K.A. Sakthivel. Editing is handled by V J Sabu Joseph, and A Jayakumar is responsible for art direction.
Choreography is led by Sherif and Sri Girish, while stunts are choreographed by Om Sivaprakash. Costume design is by Meenakshi Shreedharan.
With high expectations, the film is set to be released in theatres on December 5.