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The story is about Kannappa a huntsman from Chenchu Tribe who once had negative views against the existence of God. The story is how he becomes the greatest devotee of God (Shiva). He is blessed with shrine which is greatly still worshipped today. The thing is what unfolds in his life will make anybody a believer.

Now my problem, the movie shows female god who is worshipped by the tribe. In the process with, through some kind of female priest the Godess asks for human sacrifice (The main reason why Kannappa holds negativity against Gods since his childhood). The story doesn't grow in this direction, instead Lord Shiva is introduced.

Final Verdict: Whatever the movie is, it's great with its description if we can avoid certain things. It engages you for an exciting ride devotional in nature. Do watch it, if you are a believer you will cherish it.

The story is about a girl who is autistic and is born in the family with people in defense background. Her father is no more and she further sets for what her father aimed.

One of my closed ones is autistic. When I saw this movie I prayed to God his life should somewhere conclude like this girls. The movie made me feel that taking care of such person might not be that difficult. Yes I thought at a point is this movie misleading, but then the subject might not be aligning with everyone else. What I am trying to say is what if all of them are unique in their diagnosis.

The movie is warm and full of caring values. The girl sets out for a dream to get selected into army for what his father aimed. The problem is Indian Army doesn't accept Autistic people. The thing is she doesn't end in despair. For what happens would be a spoiler if I go any further.

Acting is good from entire cast. Presentation is nice. Music is average that goes well with the movie.

Final Verdict: Do watch it with your family, you won't be disappointed.