Ten years ago, Siddharth was an actor who had the level of craze of Mahesh and Pawan.
Believing in the story, he became a producer himself and produced and acted in the Tamil movie “Chitta”.
The difficulties faced by him to release this film in other languagesare at an end The tear-jerking performance at the prerelease event moved everyone.
The film will finally be released in Telugu and Kannada on October 6.
Story: Ishwar (Siddharth) lives with his widow (Anjali Nair) and her daughter (Sahasra Shree) whose husband has died.
Carrying the household responsibilities on his shoulders, he happily survives by doing government jobs.
The elder brother takes care of his daughter, loves Shakti (Nimisha Sajayan), and regularly takes care of the household needs. This is how Ishwar’s daily life runs.
Such a simple person blames Ishwar for misbehaving with an 8-year-old girl. What does Siddharth actually have to do with this misbehavior case?
What kind of trouble did he have to suffer because of this accusation? Who misbehaved with the child? Can Ishwar catch him?
Performances: Siddharth gives his career-best performance as the victim of a mistake he didn’t commit.
Siddharth's satisfaction and emotional journey as Ishwar, who misses Behave, his brother's daughter, will captivate the audience, especially as he seeks the wrongdoer and finds the person responsible.
Siddharth's performance in the scene with his brother's daughter, reminiscent of Kamal Haasan's "Mahanadi," showcases his acting skills and showcases his potential.
Malayalam actress Nimisha Sajayan praises her Tamil debut film as an excellent debut, describing her modern woman character as perfect.
Anjali Nair's performance as Vadina was characterized by her natural acting and the harmonious combination of Siddharth and Anjali Nair's characters.
Sahasra Sri, a new actress, effectively portrayed a child's role, creating natural situations and scenes.
Technicalities: Soul on songs by Dibu Ninan Thomas, and background music by Vishal Chandrasekhar are missing.
The beer used in the scene about the child's ap pearance fails to enhance the scene's emotion, and more careful background music could havecreated a more impactful effect.
It must be said that Balaji Subramaniam’s cinematography is another asset of the film. Starting from the opening scene.
With his camera framings, he was able to make sense of what needed to be said with many dialogues in every scene and context till the ending sequence.
The way the camera lighting & tint is set according to the mood of the scene is also good. The care taken in editing is also commendable.
Director SU Arun Kumar should be mentioned. Even though his previous films Sethupathi is an action film there is a good thrill
Chinna followed the same format. It was an emotional journey for the audience, who were fixed for the interval, and in the second half, he put a lot of tension.
Arun Kumar emphasized his role as a director, storyteller, and responsible individual, expressing his thoughts without indifference.
Analysis: Many films have already come out with the concept of child abuse.
seriously, no one could give a solution. If not. How careful the parents of girls should be is being highlighted.
"Chinna" is a captivating film with a compelling story, starring Siddharth, and a captivating screenplay, making it a must-watch for all audiences.
Rating: 3/5