Amma Cheppindi

Story:

Gangaraju Gunnam is the writer and director of the drama film Amma Cheppindi, released in Telugu in 2006. The principal cast comprises Sharwanand, Shriya Reddy, and Suhasini, with minor parts being portrayed by Suman, Nagendra Babu, and Pavan Malhotra. The film’s soundtrack and background score were composed by M. M. Keeravani, while Sandeep, Gangaraju’s son, handled cinematography, and Mohan Rama Rao handled editing. The Nandi Special Jury Award went to producer Gangaraju Gunnam for the film.

His father is the director of the Bharat Rocket Centre and the country’s most renowned rocket scientist. In the nation, his younger brother is a class 12 winner. However, he has failed class 3 for the countless times. He’s Bose, and he’s twenty-one. Bose is a content youngster imprisoned in a male body. He is the township’s archenemy and his mother’s pet. He is either hated or exploited by everyone at Bharat Rocket Centre, although he plays carelessly with his third standard pals. Bose’s mother gets him a job in the Rocket Centre canteen to keep him busy when he is expelled from school.

The Bharat Rocket Centre is launching a Space Tech School with the best students in the nation and prominent scientists as guest lecturers, ensuring a grand celebration of the upcoming Independence Day. That day, ISI intends to destroy the August assembly. Bose makes friends with a few ISI agents and serves as their naive courier, bringing their RDX into the centre. The huge bomb that ISI planted on Independence Day is there, along with all the scientists and students. A conspiratorial security guard locks the doors, and the bomb goes off. The alternatives to save the individuals trapped run out of time. At last, Bose’s mum is compelled to make a choice that no mother would.