The official trailer for Sathyavan Savithiri, a Tamil courtroom drama starring Keerthy Suresh and Mysskin, was released on November 12, ahead of the film’s theatrical debut on November 20. Directed by Praveen S. Vijaay in his feature debut, the film follows Savithiri (Suresh), a lawyer who must defend her husband against a murder charge, facing off in court against her senior advocate, played by Mysskin. The film is produced by Drumsticks Productions, distributed by Zee Studios, with music by Sam CS and cinematography by Arul Vincent.
Zee Studios, the banner behind Praveen S Vijaay's directorial debut Sathyavan Savithiri, have released the film’s official trailer ahead of its theatrical release on November 20. The Tamil courtroom drama stars Keerthy Suresh and Mysskin and is produced by Drumsticks Productions and distributed by Zee Studios.
The freshly launched trailer introduces Savithiri, played by Suresh, a young woman with ambitions of becoming a lawyer who enters into a marriage with Deepak, played by Charukesh, against her initial wishes. Conflict arises when newbie lawyer Savithiri is pitted against seasoned advocate and her own senior, Markandeyan (Mysskin), and is forced to defend her husband in a murder trial.
Earlier in October, the makers released the film's teaser. It began with Savithri asking the judge in a courtroom setting: "In case you're bribed 10 lakhs to pass a verdict in one's favour, which place would you choose to collect the bribe?" It further teased the tension between Savithiri and Markandeyan, and an entirely different world—romance, marriage and relationships—that Savithri tries to balance all at once.
The film is also written by Vijay and produced by Vedikkaranpatti S Sakthivel and co-producers S Vaishnavi Vivekchandar and Vinoth CJ under the banners of Drumsticks Productions and Zee Studios. The courtroom drama will feature music by composer Sam CS, with cinematographer Arul Vincent and editor GK Prasanna also leading the team.
Keerthy Suresh was last appeared in the Netflix series Akka and in Karthik Subbaraj's Dorothy. Mysskin was last seen in the Malayalam film I'm Game.