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Going into Side B, I was still raw from the devastation of Side A.
I wasn’t ready. I don’t think anyone could be ready for what this film does to you in its second half. And it doesn’t let you catch your breath for a single moment.
The opening images of Side B hit differently when you’re still carrying the pain from Side A. Watching Manu plug in earphones to listen to Priya’s tape - her voice, her words, her presence captured in something so fragile and temporary - it broke me all over again. These aren’t big, dramatic moments. They’re quiet. They’re intimate. And they’re absolutely devastating.
Throughout the film, Manu carries Priya with him everywhere. In the cab he drives, he gets her memories. He surrounds himself with pieces of her and then there’s that moment where he pastes a picture of the sea on the wall where they once dreamed of building a house together. That image alone is enough to shatter you. It’s so simple, yet it holds all the weight of their lost future, their broken dreams, their impossible love.
The real heart of Side B is the emotions it makes you feel. Manu wants to do so much for Priya. He wants to be there, to fix things, to make it okay. But he can’t. That inability, that powerlessness, is what breaks your heart into pieces.
You sit watching him and you understand his desperation. You feel his frustration. There’s nothing he can do about it. And that’s what makes this tragic.
Rakshit Shetty’s performance is so convincing that it completely shatters you. You don’t just watch Manu suffer - you feel what he’s going through. There’s a moment where he goes menacing, adding another layer to his pain. It’s not just sadness. It’s anger, frustration, desperation all bottled up inside.
There’s something personal too. Priya is happiest by the sea. And so am I. Watching Manu hold onto that memory made the film even more real, even more painful.
This film might leave you traumatized. It pains. It aches. It stays with you long after it ends. I won’t be able to forget Side A and Side B for a long time.
There are so many emotions I can’t even write them all down.
9 Jan’26 18:32
Shivaani Selvam
how far will you go to see the love of your life happy, even if it is without
you?
manu's selfless love deeply moved me, as I felt the weight of his emotions and struggles,
HEMARAJ KJ
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Om • The Blackbars
ZAN sanal
Perfect movie
Somya Rishishwar
https://app.nokioapp.com/share/13334/tt11992424
Finally watched this intense, stark contrast to Side A yet a visually gorgeous Side B. It jolted me equally and overwhelmed me so
Rithik Parthasarathy
This is one of the very few films that completely emotionally drained me after
watching. Getting that out, Side A made me feel and connected really well with me. I remember after
Pritam's Talk
Excellent In Terms of Acting
Execution
Drama
Action
Emotion
Binge Label
If it's hard when a movie makes you cry, you can't bear the pain of a movie
series. This movie deserves nothing less than a masterpiece, such a great drama
J J
In continuation with the side A,
Side B, It completes the whole story as
Manu's love for priya never ends ...Priya sings again 🎤🎶🎵👩🎤
As yet another Soulful drama, SSE
Harikrishnan S
Loved SIDE - A, but more so I did SIDE - B.
This one is more intense, more complex and more rewarding!
In Side - A, Manu was a good guy in a terrible place. Here, Manu is still
EvilBro ™
Heartbreak 💔 😭
Raunak Gupta
Not as great as side A but a great movie & ending
Nona Prince
I am traumatised for life.
Cannot watch it ever again
Jaydeep Dholariya
Sapta Sagaradaache Ello - Side B is a cinematic gem that seamlessly continues
the emotional journey initiated in Side A. Director Hemanth M. Rao masterfully weaves together love,
Partiv Rajeev
The film "Sapta Sagaradaache Ello - Side B" is the sequel to Side A.
It maintains a similar presentation to Side A, but I found some parts to be boring. The first half is good and
Adith Gopal
Men never get over their f̶i̶r̶s̶t̶ true love!
Personally, enikki Red aanu
istepettengilum, Blue kandu karaja athre ini Side C vannalum karayum enn thonunilla...
Once I
Bustards S
Omg chaitra mommy 😶🌫️✨
Mano Yokesh
Due to the terrific/beautiful impact given by side A.
Side B kinda works hard to give the same impact but fails miserably.
The biggest problem is it's monotonous events. This film
Shri S
👍👍
The Movie Appetite .
Just Beautiful
Varun Gopalan
Spatha Sagaradaache Ello Side B is a poignant ending to the poignant tale about
two star-crossed lovers. I loved how the first film is basically Manu trapped in a place while
Humming Tune
One word "BEAUTIFUL"
Ishq Ahmed
A decent second installment, though the ex-con turning into a schemer mode gets
a bit unconvincing.
Aman .
Heartbreaking, emotional,and beautiful movie which feels poetic and at the same
time deep SIDE-B is the finest endings for the SSE installment. Kudos to hemanth Rao and team
Srikar N
I personally felt It isn't as good as Side A.
The story felt flat and stayed at a single point throughout the screenplay progression was way down compared to the first part. But
Saloni Sharma Wordaaddict_
Hello, the film broke me a little and that's what love does to you very often.
It is vividly beautiful and what beautiful scenes Haa.
Balu Mahendra
The tone is totally parallel to SSE-Side A, the tone of the movie is gritty.
This sequel is equally wonderful as how it's prequel has been crafted by Hemanth. The ending was
Shridhar Manivannan
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Jinesh Muralidharan
Firstly you can check my side A review here
https://app.nokioapp.com/share/6986/tt11992424
So after the tumultous ending of side A does the happenings of side B bring happiness