Prashantha Saagara

Taane C/O Srirampura drags you right into the madness of everyday life in Bengaluru, but with a twist that’s very… well, Srirampura. The story orbits around Taane, a guy who’s probably got more problems than socks, but somehow manages to juggle them with a weird sort of charm. He’s dealing with family drama, a job that’s more headache than hustle, and friends that are basically a second family—sometimes a little too much. You get those moments where his mom’s yelling from the kitchen, his boss is blowing up his phone, and his buddy wants to drag him into another ridiculous scheme, all at once. Classic chaos. But there’s heart in there too. Taane’s relationship with his neighborhood is full of nostalgia and warmth—think late-night chats at the chai stand, neighbor aunties gossiping, and random cricket matches in the alley. It’s not all laughs either; there’s some heavy stuff lurking under the surface. Secrets, old wounds, the kind of things that snatch sleep from your eyes at 2 AM. As the story unravels, Taane stumbles into a mess that forces him to pick sides and face up to what really matters. Stakes get real, but so do the friendships. It’s a mix of comedy, drama, and a little bit of suspense, all tied up with that authentic Bengaluru flavor. Honestly, it’s less about big hero moments and more about the small, messy victories that real life throws at you. If you’ve ever felt stuck between dreams and duty, this one’s gonna hit home.