Oolala Oolala oriya movie

Oolala Oolala is an upcoming Oriya movie directed by O.S. Avinash. The film stars Mahendra and Pretty Agarwal in lead roles.

The bilingual cinema (made in Odia and Telugu) also has Samaresh Routray, Mihir Das, Lipsa Mishra and Jiban Panda playing other significant roles. The romance-cum-family drama, Oolala Oolala is packed with entertainment, said the director.

Shyama Prasanna has scored the film’s music for the lyrics by Basantraj Samal.

Cast & Crew

Producer – Sridhar Oggu
Director – O.S. Avinash
Starring – Mahendra, Pretty Agarwal, Samaresh Routray, Mihir Das, Lipsa Mishra, Jiban Panda
Music Composer – Shyam Prasanna
Lyrics – Basantraj Samal
Singer(s) – Navya Jaiti, Humane Sagar
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Release Date – January 2015
State – Orissa (Odisha)
Languages – Oriya (Odia), Telugu
Film Industry – Ollywood, Tollywood

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Story

In the movie, a Telugu boy and an Odia girl fall in love. Oolala Oolala film is about the tension that prevails in teenage love and the series of troublesome situations that take place when their families come to know about their affair.

The cinema portrays the inappropriate situations that the lovers get into due to unrestrained independence from their parents. It also conveys that young love, being impractical, tends to go haywire.

Making of Oolala Oolala

Bhubaneswar-born filmmaker O.S. Avinash is the director of Oolala Oolala, which is made in Odia and Telugu languages.

“Nowadays most families are nuclear. Hence, there is no guidance of grandparents or other senior members. As both the parents work, they devote less time to their children. Thus lack of proper supervision leads them to wrong directions. A sense of distance from their parents forces the teenagers to take respite in their lovers. They consider the intimacy as love though most of the times, it is nothing more than an infatuation,” said Avinash.

For him, the maiden directorial venture in Odia was not easy. “A lot of coordination was required to combine two languages. We were portraying the cultures of two states that are quite different. Hence, I had to research a lot to put them together properly so that each would retain its identity,” he added.

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