SYNOPSICS
Maa Nanna Chiranjeevi (2010) is a Telugu movie. Arun Prasad has directed this movie. Jagapathi Babu,Ali,Alutit,Neelima Azim are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2010. Maa Nanna Chiranjeevi (2010) is considered one of the best Family movie in India and around the world.
Chiranjeevuli is a man who was a wealthy landowner and farmer, but his better-educated wife Neelima squandered his resources in investment schemes. Reduced to penury, his wife leaves him, and though she wants to take their son Vishwanath and give him a good education, Chiranjeevi (he goes by the shorter name, and his son thinks of him as a hero) takes the boy and struggles to find adequate jobs in Hyderabad to do this himself. He tells the boy that he is working for the CID and that the range of work he is doing, and the places they are forced to live in are part of his undercover mission.
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Sweet Family Movie
A father, whose shortened name is the same as one of the biggest heroes of Telugu cinema, struggles to pay for his son's education having moved to the big city. He has a terrible time finding work, and is struggling to keep them fed and housed. The school gives him one month to come up with 300,000 rupees (about 6,000 US dollars) to pay for his son's fees. To keep up face before his son, and to keep the son from being frightened he tells the boy that he is working for the C.I.D. (much like the F.B.I.) This is full of very tender scenes between father and son, and fairly realistic scenes of a dedicated man on the street looking for a way to raise what is for him a massive amount of money. Jagupathi Babu does a great job as the father, and Alutit is quite good as the son. While the mother is a stereotypical bad wife, who squanders her husband's land and fortune and then ditches him and tries to take the boy as well, she has only a minor role to play in the story as a whole. There are nods to the stereotypical Telugu movie format, but on the whole this is a refreshing look at relationships and life on the underside of the big city. This movie does not attempt to tamper with the stereotypical presumption that in the final analysis, good people with a drive to work will succeed, though it shows accurately many of the pitfalls along the way.