Belali Baldiz

A jolly gang of elderly people plan to rob a bank.

Set in a grungy milieu, Four friends who share a bachelors hostel room land into trouble with a local politician's son and all his henchmen are behind them. Sachindi Ra Gorre which is in the crime-comedy genre, has a soul of its own with its unique characters and situations. The Telengana dialect used blends with the setting and the dialogues range from the hilarious to laugh-out-loud moments. The humour is situational and, though there is a lot of mayhem happening, there is absolutely no space for slapstick. This is probably the first film with indie sensibilities in tollywood.

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