777 Charlie (Review) by Author Ramesh Arreja

 *Review*

777 Charlie

 *PS* :- it is not only for pet lovers, it's a proper cinema which has all the ingredients Suspense, thril, excitement, comedy and tragedy. 

*Heart wrenching story that left me speechless. It is a master piece*

Written & Directed by 

 Kiranraj K

Producer 

Rakshit Shetty

 *Synopsis*

The protagonist is stuck in a rut with his negative and lonely lifestyle and spends each day in the comfort of his loneliness. A pup named Charlie who is naughty and energetic which is a complete contrast with the protagonists’ character enters his life and gives him a new perspective towards it

 *Decoding the title* 

777 Charlie

777 is an angel number Divine guidance can be found in the number 777. It’s yours as a thank you for all your hard work. In recognition of your efforts, you have received the love and support of your guardian angels. As an indication of assistance and motivation on your spiritual path, angel number 777 shows itself in your life. The same was depicted very beautifully in the film when Charlie gives "Thank you" gesture to Dharma. 

 *Charlie* because our protagonist is fond of Charlie Chaplin and watches it all day long. CC is the only reason he laughs. 

 *Story*

 The film depicts the relationship between a human and a dog. The story of the film is based on Yudhishthira of Mahabharata and a dog who reached heaven with him. In the film too, Rakshit’s name is Dharam after Dharamraj. The story of the film seems to be inspired by Mahabharata. In the Mahabharata, the way Dharmaraja takes the dog to heaven. Just the same thing has been depicted in this film as well. It is shown in the film that the dog makes Dharam feel like heaven. 

*Twist* 

But there is a twist in the tale due to which both Charlie and Dharma( Rakshit Shetty) takes a very long journey which is shown metopherically excellently. 

Words can't easily convey the emotions you will feel by the end of this movie. You're amazed by the story of loyalty, you're devastated by what this dog and owner went through, and you're reminded of your relationship with your own pets, past and present, and what their unconditional love means to you. Charlie 777 is an incredible story, but the movie translates that into something that is impossible to watch without tears clouding your vision. To me, the story of Charlie is not just a movie, it's also about how we have a real responsibility as humans to take care of our furry friends, family and who depend on us for so much. It’s all about being Human, more importantly being altruistic.

Charlie the canine actress was incredible. You can see the disciplined training, but you can also see something deeper, a real emotion behind those eyes. The desperation is so palpable you could taste it, and I could not stop the tears from flowing. This is pure, unconditional love between two creatures - forget for a moment that one is a human and one is a dog. There's not much else in the world as pure as this, and if you love animals and have experienced their love for you, you owe it yourself to see this movie. 

The entire Team deserves a standing ovation. The content ,casting, cinematography, music everything about the movie is Excellent . Last but not the least Rakshit you did it 😊

Don't miss the messages at the end of the movie about the dogs , A MESSAGE to all dog breeders.

Overall a must watch movie for the entire family.

⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ Because of the following reasons

1. Mahabharat Connection

2. It is not preachy yet teaches you a lot about bonding, love and emotions. 

3. Climax( Icing on the cake) the location is perfect, heaven, Shiva temple and the dialogues. Just wow❤️ But it does break your heart 💔 

4. Rakshit Shetty & his script selection.

5. Background music and songs are so beautiful and powerful and goes well with the story.

6. The young crew of the film. Writer and director of the film Kiranraj K is just 32 and written one of the best screenplay you would ever get to see. Few of the lyricst like Keerthan Bhandary and nagarjun Sharma are in early 20s

Review by Ramesh Arreja❤️