There is a sugar factory in a village. The entire village depends on that sugar factory for living. The local political leader wants to earn millions of dollars by selling that government factory to a multinational company. The political leader makes that factory a sick unit and then auctions it. In the process, a farmer leader (Murali Mohan) and a labor union leader (R Narayana Murthy) give a tough opposition. The rest of the film is all about how these leaders become martyrs laying down their lives for their fellow village men.
Analysis :
R Narayana Murthy had a lesser role in this film compared to his films that came in recent years. He did well with his typical style. Actress Prabha had an important role in this film. R Narayana Murthy always keeps a prominent lady character in all his films and this is no exception. Murali Mohan played the role of farmer leader and he is extremely good. LB Sriram got a role that has frankness laced with comic outlook. He is good. Devdas Kanakala did the role of a corrupted IAS officer.
TeluguOne Perspective :
Veguchukkalu' explains the effects of India having agreements with WTO and how World Bank controls the policies of Indian government. This film also showcases the problems of farmers and labor. Though R Narayana Murthy selected an appreciable storyline, he should have used some entertaining elements while executing this point. The audience always likes a sugarcoated tablet than the bitter truth. Cinema is a media of entertainment. The movie appears more like a documentary. The target audience might appreciate this film.