Hitudu

Hithudu
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Directed by	Viplove
Written by	Viplove
Produced by	KSV
Starring	Jagapati Babu Meera Nandan
Cinematography	Bharani K. Dharan
Edited by	Dharmendra Kakarala
Music by	Koti
Production company	KSV Films[2]
Release date	11 December 2015 (2015-12-11) [1]
Country	India
Language	Telugu

Hithudu (transl. Well Wisher) is a 2015 Telugu-language philosophy film, produced by KSV on KSV Films banner and directed by Viplove. The film stars Jagapati Babu Meera Nandan in pivotal roles and the music composed by Koti.

The film won Nandi Award for Third Best Feature Film for the year 2014.^[3]

The film begins with a slumdog, Nagaraju, brought up by an association, Seetaram Foundation, established by Dr. Abhilasha. Nagaraju is at the top of EAMCET when various institutes attempt to bribe him to counterfeit the credit. Due to his financial status, Nagaraju accepted the proposal. On the topic, Abhilasha regrets assisting Nagaraju, rebukes him, and divulges about the eminence of education. Fifteen years ago, she was a native tribe Abbulu of a remote village of Paderu near Visakhapatnam. Across the region, the races are subjugated and racially intolerances by a monster landlord, Shavukar Mutyala Rao, who compels them to be illiterates. Abbulu is familiar with Post Master Subbramanyam's family, who has contacts with Maoists.

Once, at a meeting, a pragmatic Seetaram belonging to Lakshmana Dalam acquaints with Abbulu. He reads their sad lives and realizes the concrete way out to abolish slavery is enlightenment. Hence, Seetaram opens the door for civilization by withdrawing his armament and constructing a school therein. After crossing many hurdles, Seetaram triumphs in getting all sundry on the right path. Presently, Abbulu develops an intimate bond with him, who titles her Abhilasha and is impressed with her intelligence. Like this, Lakshmana enforces Seetaram to educate Marxism, which he denies. So, they vigorously haul him, and it perturbs Abbulu. Nevertheless, he backs and boots his aim. Meanwhile, Shavukar conspires to fuse with Abbulu when she reports it to Seetaram hardly. However, the villagers misconstrue their relationship and aggressively knit Abbulu with Shavukar by battering Seetaram.

Soon after the wedding, Abbulu absconds when Shavukar hunts her. However, Seetaram safeguards her and smashes the evils with his soldiery. Now, Seetaram boosts Abhilasha's courage and affixes her to a welfare organization for higher studies. Next, he sets back his men. Time passes, and Abhilasha becomes a meritorious medico and begins disregarding discipline. Plus, her colleague Sandeep loves her, of which she is unbeknownst. One time, Seetaram visits to view her when she is overwhelmed with joy, and the two have a wonderful time. Abhilasha incorrectly interprets his solicitous care and proposes it to him. Herein, Seetaram scolds and quits. Then, Abhilisha lands at their village with Sandeep, where the Post Master shows resentment. Moreover, he imparts Seetaram's fair mind, dreams & objectives as the impacts of pedagogy for societal welfare. The words soul-searches Abhilasha, moving in Seetaram's footsteps, espousing Sandeep. Being conscious of it, Nagaraju pledges to proceed with her goals. As of today, Abhilasha spots Seetaram alone, excavating a hill to comfort the locals, though everyone heckles him. At last, Abhilasha apologizes and pleads for him to accompany the rest of his life, which he accepts. The movie ends happily, with Seetaram associating with Abhilasha's family.

• Jagapati Babu as Sita Ram
• Meera Nandan as Abhilasha
• Banerjee
• Anoojram
• C. V. L. Narasimha Rao
• Laxman Meesala

Music was composed by Koti and released by ADITYA Music Company. Lyrics were written by Ananta Sriram.^[4]

• Hitudu at IMDb