Hejjegalu

It’s about the struggle of a girl who tries to reform her father who has earned a bad reputation by misusing bank money by playing cards and gambling. How does she do it?

Director PR Ramadasnaidu has selected a sentimental subject of a man from a middle class family who is about to ruin his family through gambling and misusing bank money. However, his talented daughter reforms him through her intelligence and patience. The story revolves around Chaithra (Prakruthi), a school going girl, who is fed up with the behaviour of her father Kodanda (Achuth Kumar), a pigmy collector who misuses bank money and spends it on gambling. His harassment becomes unbearable to the family. He also goes to jail for not returning loan borrowed from his friends. But the intelligent Chaithra, fights against all odds and wins Rs 30,000 in a talent competition. To mend her father’s ways, she decides to clear the loan taken by her father by this amount. Moved by her gesture, Kodanda’s relatives, friends and neighbours interfere and reform him. How do they do it?

Prakruthi has done a good job. Achuth Kumar excels as the father. Music by Raju Upendrakumar and camera by S Ramachandra are good.