Ufff Yeh Siyapaa Hits Theatres Today: All You Need to Know About Sohum Shah’s Upcoming Comedy Film Without Dialogues

Mumbai, India – On Friday, September 5, a new Hindi film titled “Ufff Yeh Siyapaa” has been released in cinemas. This movie is a special one because it is a silent comedy. It has no dialogue. The film is directed by G. Ashok and produced by Luv Films. It is a new kind of movie for Bollywood.

Ufff Yeh Siyapaa Story

The film’s story is very simple. Sohum Shah plays a simple man named Kesari Lal Singh. His wife, Pushpa, played by Nushrratt Bharuccha, gets angry with him. She thinks he is flirting with their neighbor, Kamini, played by Nora Fatehi. But before Kesari can fix this problem, a wrong package of drugs comes to his house.

Soon after, a dead body also appears. This creates a big “siyapaa,” which means a mess. A police inspector, played by Omkar Kapoor, also comes to the house. This makes the situation even more funny and confusing. The film is a mix of dark comedy and thriller.

What makes this film so different is that there are no words spoken by the actors. The story is told through their expressions, actions, and the background music. The music for the film is composed by the famous A. R. Rahman.

The director G. Ashok has said that if A. R. Rahman had not agreed to do the music, he would not have made the film. This shows how important the music is. It tells the emotions and the story to the audience.

Sohum Shah, who is known for his serious role in “Tumbbad,” is doing a comedy for the first time. The director praised him a lot for his acting. The film also stars Sharib Hashmi in a key role.

“Ufff Yeh Siyapaa” is being compared to the classic silent film “Pushpak Vimana” starring Kamal Haasan. The director has said that he took inspiration from that film. He also said that his film has a style like Priyadarshan’s comedy movies.

The film is releasing on the same day as blockbusters like “Baaghi 4” and “Bangla Files”. Though the competition is tough, the filmmakers are confident that their unique style will appeal to the audience.

“Uvayeshipappa” is an interesting experiment in Indian cinema. It will be interesting to see how the audience reacts to this film, which is full of comedy and tension, but not a single word is spoken.