Prati Roju Pandage

Story:

Maruthi is the writer and director of the 2019 Telugu-language black comedy drama film Prati Roju Pandage, which translates to “Every Day is a Festival.” With Sai Tej, Raashi Khanna, Sathyaraj, and Rao Ramesh in the key parts, Bunny Vasu and Sreenivasa Kumar Naidu (SKN) under GA2 Pictures and UV Creations produced the movie. The technical team consists of Kotagiri Venkateswara Rao doing editing, S. Thaman writing music, and Jaikumar operating the camera. The movie shows how society views the elderly and the relationship between a grandson and his grandfather.[/3] The movie, which was produced and dubbed in Hindi by Goldmines Telefilms, was released on Sony Max in 2020 around Diwali. It was named Har Din Diwali. On the same day, it was also posted to Goldmines Telefilms’ official YouTube channel.

Raghu Ramayya is older than seventy-five. Raghu Ramayya visits a hospital one day and inquires about Dr. Bharath’s health. He is informed by Bharath that he has lung cancer. Anand Rao, Raghu Ramayya’s eldest son, learns of his cancer. Bharath is asked by Anand Rao how much time his father has left. In response, Bharath says he doesn’t have much time left. Anand Rao was dubious about it, but he still intends to travel to India with his siblings. When Sai Tej learns of the ailments his grandfather is experiencing, he decides to visit him in India and grant his wishes. Raghu Ramayya advises him to wed Surya Narayan’s granddaughter, Angel Aarna, while he was in India. However, Anand Rao arranges a marriage with the daughter of his boss, Damodhar. Anand Rao finds out that Raghu Ramayya is the one behind this and that Sai Tej is in love with Angel Aarna. A few weeks later, Raghu Ramayya’s children travel to India to look after him. Raghu Ramayya becomes so ecstatic that he eventually passes out. He is brought to a hospital right away, and Anand Rao informs Dhamodhar that he believes his father has passed away. Anand Rao knows he is in serious trouble when Bharath arrives a short while later to break the real news that Raghu Ramayya had fainted from extreme happiness at seeing his children, not from death.

Everyone grows increasingly irritated as the days go by because they are staying in India for too long and their workload is becoming intolerable. Sai Tej fabricates a fictitious “surprise” to entice them to stay and take care of their father. One lovely day, the family performs a ritual together. While Raghu Ramayya visits the property every day, Nagaraju and his brother visit the family to warn them that they will have to take it. However, Sai Tej abuses them. Dhamodhar visits and comforts Anand Rao in India later that day. But after discovering the reality, he chastises him. Anand Rao becomes enraged now and accuses his father of being responsible for the events. All but Sai Tej depart from him and return to their homes.

However, Raghu Ramayya becomes very sick and needs to be hospitalised. When Sai Tej phones his father to inform him that he has passed away, he says he is unable to be present at the funeral. In the end, Anand Rao’s lone sister and the other two brothers also refute it. However, they propose that Sai Tej perform the rites, and they will watch via video conference. After hearing this, Sai Tej becomes enraged, and the video call reveals that he was performing the ritual for his father, uncles, and aunt rather than for his grandfather. When they realise this, they become irate and decide to confront him again in India.Sai Tej, however, informs them of Raghu Ramayya’s contributions to their kids’ wellbeing and his desire for a bright future for each and every one of his children, grandsons, and granddaughters. They all acknowledge their error and feel bad about how they treated their father when he was older. Sai Tej surprises everyone by revealing that their father is still alive and well. The family then makes up when Raghu Ramayya arrives. Angel Aarna and Sai Tej later tie the knot. Additionally, it is revealed in the closing credits that all of Raghu Ramayya’s children held onto him to keep him from falling. Additionally, they tell him he doesn’t need a stick because they are his support system when he asks for his stick. The film concludes with a lesson: never forget that children will become parents themselves, and if they show their parents the same love and care that they did for them when they were little, then every day will be celebrated as a festival.