
Chalaname Chitram
Drama
Overview
In a surreal afterlife, a young man confronts his memories, regrets, and relationships as he revisits the moments leading up to his untimely death, while his best friend in the living world struggles to come to terms with the role he played in the tragedy, we explore the thin line between guilt and forgiveness, and whether it’s ever too late to make peace with the past.
Top Cast
Vishnu Vardhan Rao
Vishnu Vardhan Rao
Prashanth
Vishnu Vardhan Rao
Prashanth
Varchas Kotipalli
Varchas Kotipalli
Vishwa
Varchas Kotipalli
Vishwa
Niharika Reddy
Niharika Reddy
Moksha
Niharika Reddy
Moksha
G Sai Siddhartha
G Sai Siddhartha
Therapist
G Sai Siddhartha
Therapist
Yukta Menon
Yukta Menon
Vennela
Yukta Menon
Vennela
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