Mayasabha – Telugu Political Drama | SonyLIV Aug 7, 2025
Platform: SonyLIV
Release Date: August 7, 2025
Language: Telugu
Genre: Political Drama, Thriller
From the acclaimed filmmaker Deva Katta comes Mayasabha, a gripping political drama set in the heart of 1990s Andhra Pradesh — a time of turmoil, transformation, and power struggles. This SonyLIV original series brings together ambition, ideology, and betrayal in a story where idealism is challenged by the brutal realities of politics.
The Plot
Mayasabha follows the journey of two idealistic college friends — Kakarla Krishnama Naidu (played by Aadhi Pinisetty) and M.S. Rami Reddy (played by Chaitanya Rao Madadi) — who aspire to bring reform and hope to their state’s political system. However, their dream begins to unravel as ambition takes over, ideologies clash, and personal betrayals shake their foundation.
Set against the chaotic and power-hungry landscape of the 1990s, the show presents a hard-hitting exploration of how the very system meant to uphold democracy can turn into a battleground of manipulation and deceit.
Cast & Characters
- Aadhi Pinisetty as Kakarla Krishnama Naidu – a visionary with a cause
- Chaitanya Rao Madadi as M.S. Rami Reddy – torn between loyalty and ambition
- Sai Kumar – playing a powerful political influencer
- Divya Dutta as Iravati Basu – a strategic and enigmatic figure
- Nassar – lending depth and gravitas to a pivotal role
Creative Team
- Created by: Deva Katta
- Directed by: Deva Katta & Kiran Jay Kumar
- Production Company: Hitmen & Proodos Productions LLP
With a powerful ensemble cast, taut writing, and real-world political undercurrents, Mayasabha aims to be a landmark show in Indian streaming content — tackling themes of morality, power, friendship, and systemic decay.
Why You Should Watch
- A riveting portrayal of political evolution in post-liberalization India
- Stellar performances by Aadhi Pinisetty, Chaitanya Rao, and Divya Dutta
- A timely reflection on modern political ideologies and disillusionment
- Visually rich and emotionally layered storytelling
If you enjoy serious political dramas like City of God or Scam 1992, Mayasabha should be on your watchlist.
