Then another intercaste couple they know dies (him murdered by her family, her suicide after his death) and it makes them see the risks.
But there is a major issue, since they are from the same village and she is from the landlord’s family (although an unloved daughter of a younger son) and he is a low caste Christian. In the middle of the fight, she kisses him. They slowly fall in love as they work together and build their business, until they have a big fight because he stood her up one night when she invited him over. He begs her to be his partner in the Zuma studio, and she agrees. They fight, make-up, and finally she reveals her amazing dance ability. She is staying with a friend who lives next door to Chai. Our heroine Sai Pallavi is a young woman from a good family in the same village who is desperate to find a job and stay in the city but struggles with anxiety. Our hero Naga Chaitanya is a young man from a lower caste who left the village and came to the city to try to start a Zumba dance/fitness studio. Read on if you won’t have the chance to see it, are not interested in a romance film, or are interested but need to be spoiled first so you can relax and enjoy it. What a good movie! Yes, the end totally fell apart, but it bravely confronted all kinds of big scary issues along the way.
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