Satyam is an aspiring songwriter who inadvertently gets misunderstood both by his father Vishwanath and his love interest Ankita. He ghostwrites for a selfish and popular film lyricist. He decides to prove himself as an independent songwriter before expressing his love to Ankita. In the meantime, a classmate of Ankita proposes to her. Through all of this, Ankita's father Shankar, unexpectedly befriends Satyam without his daughter's knowledge. Satyam eventually overcomes his obstacles and succeeds in reconciling with his father and Ankita.
Raghava Lawrence as himself (Special appearance in the song "Kuch Kuch")
Production
In mid-2000, Sumanth signed three films included one that was to be produced by Annapoorna Studios with Ezhil considered as a potential director.[1] Sumanth wanted Genelia D'Souza to be a part of the film after seeing of one her ads.[2]
The film was released in 22 centers and was a success.[5]
Jeevi of Idlebrain.com rated the film 3.25/5 and wrote, "Director Soorya Kiran makes a mark for himself through Sathyam. Hero Sumanth's proves himself as a perfectionist".[5] A critic from Sify wrote, "The storyline though wafer-thin has been technically well shot and Sumanth has done his best to look convincing as Satyam".[6]
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