The Telugu film "Uppu Kappurambu," starring Keerthy Suresh and Suhas, has been generating buzz, drawing appreciation from various corners of the Indian film industry. While specific details of Varun Dhawan and RajKummar Rao's comments aren't available, the positive reception highlights the film's unique appeal.

"Uppu Kappurambu" is a satirical comedy set in the early 1990s in the fictional village of Chitti Jayapuram. The film revolves around an unusual crisis: the village cemetery is running out of space. Keerthy Suresh plays Apoorva, the newly appointed and idealistic village head, who faces resistance and mockery in her attempts to resolve the issue. She seeks the help of Chinna, the eccentric graveyard caretaker, played by Suhas, leading to unforeseen and humorous consequences.

The film uses humor and local flavor to address a serious issue, resonating with audiences through its blend of satire and heart. Keerthy Suresh described her character, Apoorva, as "refreshingly different," highlighting the joy of bringing such a determined and idealistic character to life, especially in a world deeply rooted in rural culture. Suhas also shared that playing Chinna was a unique experience for him.

The trailer offers a glimpse into the film's quirky narrative and the performances of the lead actors. The story is produced by Radhika Lavu under Ellanar Films Pvt Ltd, and directed by Ani.I.V. Sasi, also features Babu Mohan, Shatru, and Talluri Rameshwari in key roles.

Keerthy Suresh has a busy year ahead. In addition to "Uppu Kappurambu," she is set to make her Bollywood debut opposite Varun Dhawan in "Baby John," a remake of Atlee's hit film "Theri." She also has other projects in the pipeline, including "Kanni Vedi" and "Revolver Rita," and will be part of a web series titled "Akka," alongside Radhika Apte. Recent reports also suggest that Keerthy will be marrying her longtime partner, Antony Thattil, in December, with celebrations planned in Goa and a traditional ceremony in Kerala.