Tara's Story Will Undoubtedly Move Women: Sobhita Dhulipala on Love, Sitara

Sobhita Dhulipala's latest family drama, Love, Sitara is an eye-opening navigation on wedding nuptials amid surviving dysfunctional families. In an exclusive bit, Dhulipala shared insights about her latest family drama and highlighted the lessons she gained from working alongside talented women.  

Tara's Story Will Undoubtedly Move Women: Sobhita on Love, Sitara

Reflecting on the film's core theme, she shared to SheThePeople, "All relationships have complexities perhaps, whether modern or not. This story is a peek into that, through the lens of family. Sitara is today’s woman but let’s not forget that women in our families- whether mothers or grandmothers, even if they all don’t go to work in the same way that many do today, they are still very strong forces - standing as foundations to the family, giving direction and shape to the new generations."

The film will undoubtedly move women, says Sobhita while discussing its plot. She expressed, "It’s a heartwarming story that will undoubtedly move women. The film blends genres like family drama, slice-of-life, and coming-of-age, all of which make for a compelling watch." She added that viewers can expect to experience a mix of humour and magic, particularly with the film's depiction of Kerala and the blend of cultures in a north-south wedding.

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The film’s trailer introduces Sobhita in the role of Tara, a strong-willed interior designer from Kerala who unexpectedly falls for a Punjabi chef, played by Rajeev Siddhartha. Their relationship, which begins with promise, faces challenges as they navigate the complexities of marriage and family dynamics.

The trailer starts with Tara, who has always been sceptical about marriage, meeting Arjun, a passionate chef on the brink of international fame. Their romance takes an unexpected turn when Arjun proposes, prompting them to prepare for a wedding. However, as the preparations unfold, Tara’s dysfunctional family and significant cultural differences begin to complicate their plans.

As the story progresses, Tara becomes increasingly troubled by the potential infidelity of her father and her mother’s silent suffering. The film explores the impact of these family issues on Tara’s upcoming marriage, highlighting the struggles of maintaining relationships amid personal and familial chaos.

The trailer, shared by ZEE5 on Instagram, promises a blend of "endless drama, chaos, marriage mayhem, and secrets" within a dysfunctional family. Take a look at the trailer. 

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Sobhita, who recently got engaged to Naga Chaitanya, was last seen in Monkey Man, Dev Patel’s directorial debut. In this film, Dhulipala took on the role of an escort, marking her expansion into American cinema. Meanwhile, Rajeev Siddhartha is well-known for his roles in Four More Shots Please! and Aashram.

The film also features performances by Sonali Kulkarni, B Jayashree, Virginia Rodrigues, Sanjay Bhutiani, Tamara D’Souza, and Rijul Ray. The films is directed by Vandana Kataria and produced by Ronnie Screwvala’s RSVP Movies.