Yashoda,
the
upcoming
action
thriller
film
of
Samantha
Ruth
Prabhu
is
ready
for
theatrical
release.
The
makers
of
the
movie
released
a
promotional
trailer
that
showcased
Samantha
as
Yashoda
leaving
her
home
to
face
the
unknown
future
ahead
of
her.
She
looked
charming
as
ever
in
the
beginning
and
progressed
to
a
cold-hearted
warrior
towards
the
end
of
the
trailer.
Hari
and
Harish
have
written
and
directed
the
film
which
will
hit
the
screens
on
November
11
in
Hindi,
Telugu,
Tamil,
Malayalam,
and
Kannada.
Samantha
showcased
various
emotions
in
the
film's
trailer-as
a
disappointed
woman
with
aspirations,
a
would-be
mother,
a
confused
helpless
victim,
and
a
fearless
ninja.
The
actress,
who
has
been
becoming
the
better
version
of
herself
with
each
passing
film
has
put
out
a
great
show,
going
by
the
trailer.
Fans
of
the
actress
are
happy
with
the
trailer
and
can't
wait
for
the
film
to
hit
the
screens.
The
film
speaks
of
the
crimes
around
surrogate
mothers
and
the
agents
who
exploit
them
for
their
own
personal
interests.
The
directors
of
the
film
earlier
claimed
that
Yashoda
is
inspired
by
a
few
real-life
incidents.
Unni
Mukundan,
who
debuted
in
Telugu
with
Jr
NTR
starrer
Janatha
Garage,
under
the
direction
of
Koratala
Siva,
is
seen
playing
a
key
role
in
Yashoda
as
a
doctor,
who
takes
special
interest
in
Yashoda.
In
the
trailer,
he
is
shown
slipping
a
sweet
treat
to
Yashoda
while
passing
by
her.
The
set-up
of
the
surrogate
facility
seems
interesting
according
to
the
trailer
where
all
the
expecting
surrogates
were
seen
spending
time
together
and
discussing
their
childrens'
luxurious
future.
A
secret
operation
room,
a
beauty
paegent,
and
a
murder
are
additional
elements
that
were
introduced
to
the
film's
script
to
add
adequate
drama
to
make
it
a
wholesome
thriller.
The
film
stars
Rao
Ramesh,
Murali
Sharma,
Varalaxmi
Sarathkumar,
Divya
Sripada,
Kalpika,
Priyanka
Sharma,
Shatru,
Madhurima,
and
Sampath
Raj
among
others
in
key
roles.
Yashoda
is
the
production
venture
of
Sivalenka
Krishna
Prasad
under
the
Sridevi
Movies
banner.
Manisharma
composed
the
film's
music
and
M
Sukumar
worked
as
the
cinematographer.
Senior
Film
Journalist
Pulagam
Chinnarayana
wrote
the
film's
dialogues.