Chikku Bukku

In bustling London, Arjun lives a carefree rhythm as a DJ, while Anu pursues an MBA, each navigating their own ambitions amid the city’s vibrant hum. A chance encounter on a train sparks an instant connection, setting the stage for a romance that feels both spontaneous and inevitable. Their budding affection carries the bright, breezy tone of modern love, underscored by the subtle undercurrents of family expectations that linger in the background.

The story gently shifts as both protagonists are called back to their roots in Karaikudi, a town where tradition and memory hold sway. Here, the landscape is richer with cultural texture—a blend of ancestral homes, familiar faces, and the weight of histories that whisper through family walls. Anu’s father, Ammaiyappan, looms as a figure shaped by past grievances, his protective instincts stirring doubts about the future of his daughter’s newfound relationship. The film’s atmosphere balances the lightness of youthful romance with a reverent, almost nostalgic, reflection on the ties that bind generations.

Through a narrative style that weaves present moments with hints of the past, the movie cultivates a mood of curiosity and tender anticipation. The characters move through spaces—trains, university corridors, and hometown streets—each setting offering a glimpse into their inner worlds and the subtle forces that shape their choices. As Arjun and Anu navigate the delicate interplay of love and legacy, the audience is invited to wonder how the echoes of family history might influence the path ahead, without revealing the outcome of their entwined journeys.

Last Updated: October 07, 2025 at 13:31