Ashta Chamma Telugu Serial Story
Ashtachemma Lavanya (Colors Swati) is a hardcore fan of hero Mahesh Babu. And her ambition is to marry hero Mahesh. But her heart is broken when Mahesh married Namrata Sirodkar. She lowers her expectations and decided to marry somebody who has 'Mahesh' in his name. Anand (Srinivas Avasarala) is a lanky neighbor of Lavanya and he is bugged with 'Pokiri' songs played by Lavanya. He decides that the only way to get rid of the noise from her house is to hook her up with a good looking boy with the name Mahesh. And he finds a handsome guy called Mahesh (Nani).
Dec 17, 2008. A purported suicide note by Praveen, once described as Bhargavi's boyfriend in gossip magazines, declared he had cut the actress's throat with a knife and was about to kill himself. Bhargavi, 23, had shot to fame with a supporting role in the blockbuster Ashta Chemma, which released a few months ago. Saath Nibhana Saathiya - A story about two absolutely different individuals with completely different expectations from their lives & their life partners. Gangaur festival to bring twist in the tale of Ye Rishta on Star Plus - Tellyexpress. Probably Ashta Chemma is the first Telugu film where the entire story revolves around a real film hero. And it shows the kind of craze Mahesh Babu has in the hearts of people (especially girls). On a whole, Ashta Chemma makes a good viewing for multiplexes and A center crowds.
Ashta Chamma Telugu Serial Story Telugu
The rest of the story is all about the comedy of errors originated due to the Mahesh obsession of Lavanya. A movie that is worth every penny u spent, full length entertainment assured with a fresh comedy and also from fresh faces who performed as per the necessity for the role.
Nani and srinivas were the sole reason for the success of the film. Thanks for the director for going against the norms of the Telugu industry and avoiding unnecessary action scenes and irritating comedy scenes. This movie should be an eye opener for all the big heroes and some directors in the industry to know that the perspective of audience has changed and they no longer want to see unnatural heroism and comedy scenes which almost always involve routine presentation.