Chalo

I can always watch this movie over n over again, an out n out entertainer with each element taken carefully, every dialogue will burst u into laughter...

Typical Telugu movie with 90's story of revenge between two villages and as expected hero wants to reunite both the village and marry the heroine.

The Chalo trailer delivers a lively and colorful introduction to a youthful romantic comedy set in the unique backdrop of a village divided by language and culture-between Telugu and Tamil people. Naga Shourya plays Hari, a college student who loves to get into fights, and is sent to Tirupuram, a village known for long-standing rivalry. There, he falls for Karthika (Rashmika Mandanna in her Telugu debut), a Tamil girl, adding romance to the chaos. The trailer blends humor, action, and romance with a fresh narrative twist. Mahati Swara Sagar's upbeat music and energetic visuals elevate the fun tone. With witty one-liners, charming chemistry between the leads, and comedic timing from supporting actors like Vennela Kishore, the trailer promises a youthful entertainer full of fun, fights, and heartfelt moments, set in a vibrant rural setting with a humorous take on cultural conflict.

The film is awesome and you can watch the movie because it is a must watch for audiences.

I have no idea what the big fuss is around this movie. This movie is like all other comedy movies, no story, nothing makes sense, unnecessary songs, etc. Even if no story was there to begin with, this movie had potential to be a good comedy entertainer, but too many songs ruined that too. We see songs in the most unnecessary situations. Acting by the lead pair is average. Naga shourya overdone his part and Rashmika had only one expression throughout the movie. Songs and music are average. Comedy doesn't work half of the time. Overall, an average movie.