Venkata Krishna Murthi Malladi

reference Venkata Krishna Murthi Malladi’s filmography is honestly a wild ride across time and genres. Chantabbai (1986)? Total classic, and not just because it’s got that quirky detective twist. There’s something about the way the story juggles comedy, drama, and a pinch of mystery that makes it stick with you. It’s not every day you see a protagonist who’s so terribly bad at his job that you can’t help but root for him anyway. Plus, the supporting cast? Absolute gold. The film’s got a certain charm, probably because it doesn’t take itself too seriously. Fast forward to Gauri Ganesha (1991), and you’re smack in the middle of a totally different vibe. This one leans more into family and emotions, but with sharp wit and a plot that actually keeps you guessing. The characters aren’t just cardboard cutouts either—they’ve got quirks, weird family drama, and real stakes. You get drawn in by the layered storytelling and, honestly, the humor sneaks up on you. It’s one of those films that manages to poke fun at life’s chaos without losing its heart. Vennello Hai Hai (2016) lands you right back in the thick of modern romance, with all its awkwardness and nostalgia. The story isn’t your usual boy-meets-girl fare, either. It dives into past loves, missed chances, and the kind of emotional messiness that feels way too real sometimes. Bittersweet, funny, and just a little bit oddball, it’s a testament to Malladi’s range—he really doesn’t stick to one formula, and that’s half the fun.