Sandeep Sandilya

Beach Road Chetan (2019) drops you right into the chaos of Vizag’s underbelly, where the sun blazes and trouble brews hotter than the sand. Sandeep Sandilya crafts a gritty story about a guy named Chetan, who’s basically your average dude until life decides to throw him a curveball he never saw coming. One minute he’s just hanging out around the famous Beach Road, and the next, he’s stuck in some wild mess involving local thugs, a missing person, and a mystery that keeps getting weirder. Chetan isn’t your usual action hero—he’s got flaws, he screws up, but he never really gives up. There’s this raw energy in the way he stumbles through bad decisions, sketchy alliances, and close calls. The movie isn’t shy about showing the rough edges of city life: the late-night food stalls, the sketchy cops, and the way gossip travels faster than a scooter on the main drag. Honestly, the city itself feels like a character here, with all its noise and neon and secrets lurking in the shadows. Things get tense as Chetan digs deeper, realizing he’s tangled up in something way bigger than he expected. There’s betrayal, a bit of dark humor, and moments that make you wonder who you can even trust. By the end, you’re left with that gritty, uneasy feeling that not everything wraps up neat—but hey, that’s how life rolls sometimes, right? Beach Road Chetan is messy, unpredictable, and it keeps you guessing till the credits roll.