Ineya's Coffee-A sip of reality  
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Ineya's Coffee-A sip of reality 

Debutant director Sai Krishna talks about his film Coffee, starring Ineya in the lead and his passion to make films on real-life events 

Navein Darshan

Director Sai Krishna seems to have taken the quote, "A lot can happen over a cup of coffee," quite seriously, as a major plot twist in his debut Coffee, which is releasing as a direct television premiere. The story apparently unravels after a particular beverage break the lead takes. "Also, every letter in the film's title stands for a plot point of the film. It is a crime thriller that revolves around an aspiring cop who goes on a mission to save her brother. The film is heavily inspired by real-life incidents and we have discussed about job scams that are on the rise," says the filmmaker.

Vaagai Sooda Vaa-fame Ineya is playing the lead in Coffee which marks her first film as a solo lead. Sai shares that he needed someone capable of shouldering the story as the lead character goes through a lot of changes as the story progresses. "Ineya perfectly fitted the bill and she has done all the stunts by herself. Hemanth, a Bangalore-based actor plays her brother in the film and he has done a great job. We are in talks with major OTT players for the streaming rights and I am positive that the film will be appealing to all language audiences."

Sai states that he aims to make socially-conscious films. "Every film of mine will be centred around a major issue that the people face in their daily life. I see stories in all the news clippings and articles I come across, and the commoners I meet. My journey will be towards voicing them out to the masses." Coffee has cinematography by S Venkatesh of Tik Tik Tik fame, editing by Venkat Raajen and music by Prasanna Kumar of Yagavarayinum Naa Kaakka

Coffee will have its premiere on Colors Tamil on 27th November at 2:00 pm.

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