“Lingocha”: A Heartfelt Tale of Love and Devotion

Lingocha Review

Cast: Kartik Ratnam, Supardh Singh, Uttej, Thagubothu Ramesh, Kunal Kaushik, Fida Mougal, Prem Suman, Balwir Singh, Potas Saddam, K Narasimha (Mimicry Artist), Ismail Bhai, Fish Venkat, Kala Sagar, Sharat Kumar, and others
Director: Anand Bada
Producers: Yadagiri Raju and Mallish Kanjarla
Presented by: E A Surya
Production Design: Anil Kumar
Line Producers: Sandeep Tunkur, Shrinath Choudari


Release Date: October 27, 2023

In the ancient slum of Hyderabad, resides Shiva, a courageous soul, deeply enamored with Noorjahan, a member of the noble Nawab family. Their love story blossoms in childhood, but fate pulls Noorjahan to Dubai, leaving Shiv shattered. Despite pursuing his medical studies at MBBS in Dubai, Noorjahan remains etched in Shiva’s heart.

What fuels Shiv’s enduring love for Noorjahan? Why did she leave Hyderabad for Dubai? How did Shiv win her heart amidst his MBBS studies? Amidst conflicting circumstances, how did they navigate challenges? How did Shiv and Noorjahan confront adversities in their love story? To unravel the true essence of their love, delve into the movie “Lingocha.”

Review:

“Lingocha” is a poignant journey into the depths of love and sacrifice. Kartik Ratnam, in his role, delivers a performance that transcends boundaries, showcasing his versatility. The film intricately weaves the cultural tapestry of Hyderabad, seamlessly blending comedy, intense fight sequences, and meaningful dialogues. The cinematography, especially in the Old City, is visually enchanting, enriching the movie’s authenticity.

While the film introduces innovative elements to the love story genre, it encounters challenges in maintaining consistency. Some scenes, particularly in the second half, tend to follow predictable patterns. However, the climax of the movie is a standout, eliciting a powerful emotional response from the audience.

The film’s technical aspects, notably the music by Bikaj Raj and the cinematography by Yadagiri Raju and Mallish Kanjarla, add layers to the narrative. The incorporation of Hyderabadi culture and the fusion of languages, including Hindi, Urdu, and Telugu, enhance the film’s relatability.

In summary, “Lingocha” presents a distinctive perspective on love and sacrifice, enveloped in the vibrant fabric of Hyderabadi culture. Despite minor shortcomings, the film leaves a lasting impression, making it a compelling watch for enthusiasts of emotional dramas and those who appreciate culturally rich cinematic experiences.

Telugu Funda Positives:

Karthik Ratnam performance

Music and Bgm

Telugu Funda Negatives:

Not a catchy title

Wasted a lot of supporting actors

Dialogues were only understood by Hyderabadi people 

Telugu Funda Review: 2/5.

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