Chitram Bhalare Vichitram

<p>The film follows four bachelors—Raja, Sudhakar, Raghava, and Brahmanandam—who live in a rented house owned by Gorojanala Garudachalam. One night, after returning home drunk, they misbehave with Garudachalam in a drunken state. The next morning, Garudachalam evicts them from the house. Struggling to find a new place, the four bachelors face rejection from several landlords who refuse to rent to bachelors. They eventually find a landlady who insists on renting her property only to families. In a bid to secure the rental, the four bachelors disguise themselves as a family: Sudhakar plays the father, Raghava the retarded brother, Brahmanandam the father, and Raja pretends to be the wife, “Prema.” Complications arise when Raja’s girlfriend, who is the landlady’s daughter, becomes involved, leading to a series of comedic mishaps. , a relatively newcomer at the time, composed the music for with notable tracks including “Seetalu Yerugani” and “Maddela Daruvei.” The former, a melodious song sung by and , was featured during Prema’s ceremony in the film. It has remained popular and is still commonly played at Seemantam functions in Hyderabad. The tune for “Seetalu Yerugani” is adapted from the Marathi song “Ga Kuneetari Yenaar Yenaar Ga” from (1988), which was also shot during a Godh-barai ceremony, with the melody customised to suit Telugu and South Indian tastes. Comedian Brahmanadam’s phrase “Nee Yenkamma” became popular with this film. Brahmanandam later listed among the top 11 films of his career.</p>