Kithakithalu
Relangi Rajababu is such a 'nice guy' that he files a case against a girl who attempted to rape him, and did not succumb to her, because he wished to remain 'pure' for the woman he marries. After landing a job as an SI, his parents force him to get married because his dowry will be useful for his sister's wedding. No girl wants to marry him now, because they wonder if he is man enough since he rejected a girl like her. He ends up marrying a rich, plump girl Soundarya after his parents and family threaten to commit suicide if he doesn't accept the proposal. Now this 'nice guy' suddenly turns to other women and wants to divorce his fat wife. His attempts to make her grant him a divorce and whether he turns over a new leaf is the rest of the story.
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Plot Summary
The film follows the story of Appa Rao, a young man from a village who dreams of making it big in the city. He faces numerous challenges and humorous situations as he tries to navigate the complexities of urban life and pursue his aspirations. Along the way, he encounters a cast of colorful characters who either help or hinder his progress.
Critical Reception
Kithakithalu was a moderate success, particularly praised for its humor and Allari Naresh's performance. While not a critical darling, it resonated well with the masses for its light-hearted entertainment and relatable village-to-city narrative.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its consistent comedy and entertainer quotient.
- Allari Naresh's performance was highlighted as a major strength.
- The film's simple and relatable plot connected well with the audience.
Google audience: Audience reviews generally indicated that 'Kithakithalu' was an enjoyable comedy film that provided good entertainment value. Many appreciated the humor and the lead actor's comedic timing.
Fun Fact
The film marked a significant early role for actor Allari Naresh, who would go on to become a prominent actor in Telugu cinema, often in comedy-centric roles.
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