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Hithudu Review
- 12/16/2015 9:12:48 PM
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Banner: KSV Films
Cast: Jagapatibabu, Meera Nandan, Banerjee, C.V.L.Narasimha Rao
Direction: Viplav
Production: KSV
Music: Koti
Jagapathi Babu has been seen around in non-fullfledged roles only, of late. After striking gold with the Balakrishna-starrer 'Legend' and the Mahesh Babu-starrer 'Srimanthudu', the star makes a comeback in the lead's role. Directed by Viplove, 'Hitudu' stars Jagapathi and Meera Nandan in lead roles.
The way the film is portrayed may not be spectacular as far as the visuals are concerned, but the writing does make good sense. It goes without saying that films with good content, in the sense of sensible drama (rather than entertaining in the mainstream sense of the term) are appreciated critically, but when it comes to market, they are largely unnoticed and remain laggards even at film festivals in the absence of proper promotion.
Sitaram (Jagapathi Babu) is a member of the Lakshmanna 'dalam' in the Agency area of Visakha. Having recognized the importance of education, the lack of which is the reason for the backwardness of the members of the 'dalam', Sitaram makes an attempt to educate the people around through a teacher. Abbulu (played by Meera Nandan) is rechristened as Abhilasha by Sitaram. The bond between them grows from this point.
However, the parents of Abbulu decide to get her married to a rich, old local lord. At this moment, what does Sitaram advice her to do. That forms the crux.
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