Chakravarthy Ramachandra

A professional boxer, Adi, aspires to win a gold medal for India in an international boxing championship. However, he falls prey to the existing politics in the boxing association, losing an important match to an undeserving opponent, who uses malpractices to win the match. Disheartened, he quits boxing only to return to the boxing ring as a coach to an aggressive fisher-woman Rameshwari, who accomplishes his dream of winning the gold medal for the country.

The story line is simple and straightforward. Arun (Siddharth) falls for his college friend Parvathi (Amala Paul) who is trying to reconcile with the fact that her parents are heading for a messy divorce. Both the lovers have a different perspective towards love and life in general. With conceptual differences prevailing between the two, will the love keep them together? Or is it rightly said, ``Love is not always enough``?

After Arun`s whirlwind romance with Parvathi ends, he moves to Puducherry and befriends Cathy, his friend John`s girlfriend. However, their friendship sparks jealousy in John, who mistakes it for love.

Mr. Errababu (intermediate 5th year) the name it self says much about the character Sivaji is playing in this romantic comedy. This film though revolves around the typical plot of culture, ethics, love and affection it indeed is warm and appealing with its treatment. The story revolves around Errababu falling in love with Pooja (Roma) from London. Her dad Chakravarthy (Nagababu) opposes this but masterminds and separates the lovers pretending nice to them. The rest of the plot follows series of comical, emotional and romantic situations as how Errababu counter plots and wins his love interest. K.Dattu is successful as the cinematographer as he captured the grandeur of the locales of UK, INDIA and Malaysia on his lens and is technically proficient. Music by Koti is the one of the film's highlights. His background score for the romantic scenes and powerful one for the serious scenes help us getting into the mood. —Producer