Jagame Maya Brathuke Maya

Jagame Maya Brathuke Maya is a contemplative indie drama that takes place over the course of a single weekend, where four roommates—Pavan Yaragani, Likith Peyala, Saiteja Turaga, and Manohar Gajavelly—find themselves lost in thought and conversation.

What begins as a casual gathering slowly unfolds into an emotionally charged discussion as each of them opens up about their personal battles—ranging from career failures and family pressure to loneliness, self-doubt, and the fear of insignificance.

The film skillfully captures the modern-day existential crisis that young adults face, especially in an era of expectations, digital fatigue, and the overwhelming pressure to "figure it all out." Through late-night conversations, moments of silence, and intense emotional outbursts, the story explores the fragile line between reality and illusion—between what we show the world and what we actually feel.

Directed and written by Vaasudev Gana, Jagame Maya Brathuke Maya is a minimalist yet visually expressive film that allows its characters to breathe and evolve.

The cinematography by Shankar Reddy perfectly complements the confined, introspective setting, while the sharp editing and nuanced VFX by Nagendra Kumar R help transition between moods and memories seamlessly.

The DI and color grading by Arun Karthik bring a grounded yet poetic texture to the story, enhancing the emotional palette.

Vaasudev Gana also takes charge of production design and associate editing, ensuring a unified creative vision throughout.