spoken by Sandhya it frustrates him more. Slowly he came out from the play and he feels that it was going real and argue with her seriously. Then finally in the heated argument, Sandhya confesses that she is loving Sanjay and he is also waiting for her then Madhav asks about his son Shambu then frustrated Sandya replies to die both of them in a well. It makes Madhav angry and beats Sandhya mercilessly then Madhav confesses his love on her how he compromised with his life for her. Then Ridhima realises it is not a drama and understands that Madhav became crazy and understands that his love on his wife. Then Madhav tries to kill himself then to stop him Ridhima tries to make him realise that it was a drama by clapping on him for his actions and the show became an end. Then Madhav regains his senses and realises what he has done and apologises to her. Cast Manjula Ghattamaneni as Ridhima, an executive from a Delhi-based pharmaceutical company who plays Sandhya in the play Surya as Madhav Rao, a junior lawyer who plays Subharao in the play Lakshmi Ratan as Professor Krishna Rao Reception Idlebrain.com rated the film 4/5 and called the film "picture perfect." The praised the film's screenplay by adding that: "The screenplay of Show is excellent. Having just 2 main roles in the film and running the show for two hours is not an easy task. It needs excellent command on the script and perfect conviction in the subject." Sankeetana Varma of the Film Companion writing about the film in February 2020 stated that: "This film [Show] doesn’t work only as an eccentric experiment. It has moments of great depth and understanding." Varma also praised the pefromances of the lead cast by adding that, "..the actors, especially Manjula, feel like they’re performing even when they’re alone in the frame." Awards National Film Awards 2003:National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Telugu 2003:National Film Award for Best Screenplay - Neelakanta Nandi Awards 2003:Special Jury Award for Best Performance - Surya 2003: Special Jury Award for Producer - Manjula 2003: Best Screenplay Writer - Neelakanta References External links 2002 films 2000s Telugu-language films Indian avant-garde and experimental films Films whose writer won the Best Original Screenplay National Film Award Best Telugu Feature Film National Film Award winners