Chukkallo Chandrudu

Set in modern times, the narrative follows an NRI's journey through cross-border relationships. It features international travel between Germany, Switzerland, and India, reflecting 21st-century family dynamics and youth culture. The story emphasizes current attitudes toward love, marriage, and individual choice.

The story shifts between Germany, where Arjun grew up with his wealthy grandparents, and his native Indian village, which anchors his family ties. Switzerland serves as the backdrop for Shalini's tennis pursuit and the promises of contemporary romance. The film's locations highlight cross-cultural contrasts and the fusion of old-world family duty with modern, global lifestyles.

❤️ Love vs Duty

Arjun's pursuit of true love clashes with his grandfather's expectations of a conventional union, forcing him to weigh personal happiness against family wishes.

👪 Family & Tradition

A multi-generational family drives the plot, with Krishna Rao and Padmavati guiding or restraining Arjun's choices as tradition and affection intersect.

🧭 Self-discovery

The journey exposes Arjun's initial selfish attitude, pushing him toward humility, responsibility, and genuine commitment rather than carefree liaisons.

🌍 Cross-cultural NRIs

The narrative uses multiple global settings to explore how love crosses borders and how diaspora life shapes relationships, identities, and expectations.