O chantigadi katha. Review on Idiot Movie

the title with the wonderful meaning idiot o chantigadi katha ravi teja as done a good job both the films which as released recently is done well in the industry. Any how idiot is a 100 day film remake of kannada Appu where rajkumar kannada actor last son as done the part of ravi

the story is here bit lenegth good to see and read too

Chanti as referred by himself and his friends as Chantigaadu (Raviteja) is the son of a police head constable. He is a man of enormous power who can tackle a dozen goons single-handedly. He fights with people for fun and on reason too. As a consequence of his fighting he gets beaten up during midnight by a rival gang. When he falls down helpless on the street Suchithra (Rakshitha) rescues him and admits him in a hospital, pays his bills and donates blood. Knowing this, Raviteja announces that he is going to marry her without even seeing her. But soon he finds her in his class and starts proposing to her. Suchithra in turn rejects him thinking he was nothing but an idiot. But Raviteja is persistent in his proposal. Suchithra is the daughter of the newly transferred city police commissioner Vipranarayana (Prakash Raj). She complains to her father about the nuisance Chanti was creating everyday. Vipranarayana takes it serious and throws him behind bars and tries to implicate him in a false case. Chanti heckles him by calling him Osama Bin Laden. When the commissioner couldn’t do anything legally he takes the help of goons to tackle Chanti. By then Chanti succeeds in his efforts to convince Suchithra. Suchithra accepts Chanti’s love but her father doesn’t like it as he believes Chanti was nothing but a loafer. The rest is all about the lovebirds trying to unite and commissioner trying to stop them. with lots of twist and turns ravi wins at the end and marry rakshitha

With the story and screenplay written by the director himself But Raviteja who has a typical dialogue delivery should be cautious that it shouldn’t become monotonous. Raskhitha, the heroine, another import from Mumbai, is difficult to remember once out of the theatre. Music both the songs and background scores gel with the film. Syam K Naidu’s photography is another positive point.