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==Production==
==Production==

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Dochay
Theatrical release poster
Directed bySudheer Varma
Screenplay bySudheer Varma
Story bySudheer Varma
Produced byB. V. S. N. Prasad
StarringNaga Chaitanya
Kriti Sanon
Brahmanandam
Ravi Babu
Posani Krishna Murali
Pooja Ramachandran
CinematographyRichard Prasad
Edited byKarthika Srinivas
Music bySunny M.R.
Production
company
Release date
24 April 2015
CountryIndia
LanguageTelugu

Dochay (English: Steal) is a 2015 Telugu action crime film written and directed by Sudheer Varma and produced by B. V. S. N. Prasad under the banner Sri Venkateswara Cine Chitra. The project features Naga Chaitanya and Kriti Sanon in the lead roles and Brahmanandam, Ravi Babu, Pooja Ramachandran and Posani Krishna Murali in important roles. Sunny M.R. composed the music for the film. Richard Prasad and Karthika Srinivas handled the cinematography and editing respectively. The film was officially launched at Film Nagar in Hyderabad on 12 June 2014 and principal photography began on 14 July 2014 at Hyderabad. The film released on April 24, 2015.

Plot

The film starts of with a bank robbery, which involves 2 thieves stealing 2 crores from the local bank. However, they have a misunderstanding on talking about if they should give the money to their boss or run away with it. They both hold a gun point blank at each other. The film then switches to the story of Chandu and his friends. They are small time happy go lucky thieves with good hearts. They are friends with a corrupt cop, Richard. Chandu's sister wants to become a doctor and Chandu is arranging the money for her studies. One day, he meets Meera. They start off as friends and eventually fall in love. It is revealed that Chandu's father who is suffering from heart disease is in jail. He gets a heart attack and has to go to the hospital. Chandu has to pay 5,00,000 for the operation. He has a scheme and steals the money from a drug dealer, so the operation is a success. He also learns that the minister's PA can get his father out of jail. When Chandu goes to meet the PA, he accidentally goes into the room where the thieves hold the guns and eventually shoot each other. Chandu steals the money. Richard investigates the case.

However Chandu explains the flashback to Meera on how his father went to jail. His family was very poor, his mother was sick, and his father, who was a taxi driver, took care of him and his sister. A passenger asks him to take him to a far away village, and the driver takes his kids too. There is money in the taxi that the passenger puts in there. Manikyam kills the passenger and blames it on Chandu's father by bribing the cops. Eventually, Chandu's mom dies and he and his sister go into an orphanage, but soon escape. There he meets a friend, and they start the thieving business.

In present time, Manikyam finds out that Chandu has the 2 crores and kidnaps Chandu's father and Chandu's sister and asks for the 2 crores. Chandu and Meera use Bullet Babu, an actor, as their target. Bullet Babu has a crush on all good looking girls. Chandu gets Meera to explain to him the false story that his great grandparents owned land that is worth 40 or 50 crores now. Bullet Babu believes this. After Richard interrogates Meera forcefully and tells her that he will trap her in a false case, Meera tells him that the registration will be in Gandipet. Richard meets Bullet Babu and tells him that this is a trap. He tells him to take 4 crores so Richard can catch Chandu red handed. When Bullet Babu goes in, Chandu and his friends threaten to kill him and they put the money in their pockets. A chase goes on between Richard and Chandu. When Chandu is surrounded, it is revealed that Bullet Babu lied to Richard about them stealing the money. They would share the money if he told Richard that. His friends actually have the money. It is also revealed that Meera took a video when Richard says he will trap Meera in a false case. Richard gets suspended because of the video.

When Chandu meets Manikyam, false police arranged by Chandu arrest him. Chandu creates a false police station and a false court and make him admit his mistakes. In the real court, Manikyam admits that he has done many crimes including many murders and robberies, he is sentenced to jail. Chandu, his sister, and his father reunite at the end of the movie.

Cast

Production

Development

In the end of April 2013, Sudheer Varma said in an interview that he would direct a star hero in his next film after his successful debut Swamy Ra Ra.[2] In early October 2013 and in early January 2014, reports emerged that Sudheer Varma would direct Naga Chaitanya in his second film.[3][4] In early June 2014, the project's existence was officially confirmed by a press release which also stated that B. V. S. N. Prasad would produce this film on Sri Venkateswara Cine Chitra banner while the technical crew of Swamy Ra Ra would be working on this film too.[5] The film was officially launched at Film Nagar temple in Hyderabad on 12 June 2014.[6][7]

In mid-August 2014, it was reported that the makers finalized the title Mayagadu which translates to conman as the protagonist plays he role of a very sharp witted conman in this film.[8] Naga Chaitanya in an interview said that the film is a mix of con drama and action.[9] The film's title was speculated as Dorakadu in mid November 2014 though the makers denied it later.[10] Another rumored title was Harilo Ranga Hari.[11] Naga Chaitanya announced that the film's first look teaser would be launched on 22 November 2014 and the title was expected to be confirmed.[12]

In early December 2014, the film's soundtrack was planned to be unveiled in January 2015 while the film was scheduled for a late February or early March 2015 release.[13] The film was reported to be titled as Docheyi though an official confirmation was awaited.[14] Chaitanya later confirmed the title as Dohchay on 17 February 2015 through his Twitter page.[15]

Casting

Naga Chaitanya played the role of a conman and sported a different hairdo for the film.[16] Kriti Sanon was selected as the female lead in late May 2014 after participating in a photo shoot with Naga Chaitanya.[17][18] A press release on the day of the film's launch confirmed that Brahmanandam, Posani Krishna Murali, Rao Ramesh are a part of the film's cast while Ravi Babu, Praveen, Pooja Ramachandran and Satya were also selected for important roles in this film.[19] In late August 2014, Kriti Sanon said in an interview to The Times of India that the script was young, modern and had its own style because of which she accepted the film when she got the script.[20] Naga Chaitanya's looks in the film were unveiled on 18, 20 and 22 of November 2014.[21][22][23] Madhuurima was cast for an item number which comes as a prelude to a crucial situation in the film.[24] Nikesha Patel was initially approached for that song which she refused citing displeasure of similar offers.[25]

Filming

In early June 2014, the regular shooting was planned to start from 2 July 2014.[26] Later it was postponed to 12 July 2014 and finally started two days later at Hyderabad.[27] Filming continued after a small break from 7 August 2014.[28] Kriti Sanon joined the film's sets in late August 2014 and a scene featuring Kriti entering a share auto and sitting beside the driver with a convoy of vehicles lead by Naga Chaitanya following her was shot near HITECH City in Hyderabad.[20] Weeks later, some action sequences were on Naga Chaitanya and some fighters at Aluminium factory in Hyderabad.[29]

In mid-October 2014 the filming continued at Annapurna Studios.[30] The film's climax on Naga Chaitanya, Viva Harsha and few other comedians was shot on 8 November 2014.[31] During the teaser launch, it was confirmed that except the songs, rest of the film's shoot has been completed.[23] In late January 2015, Kriti Sanon revealed that all the songs and 90% of the film's shoot has been completed.[32] A song on Chaitanya and Kriti Sanon was shot at Thailand in early March 2015.[33]

Marketing

In late August 2014, the first look was reported to be launched on 29 August 2014.[34] The first look stills and teaser of 38 seconds was released on the occasion of Naga Chaitanya's birthday on 23 November 2014.[35]

Music

Untitled
Tracklist
No.TitleLyricsArtist(s)Length
1."Okkariki Okkaram"Sri ManiShalmali Kholgade, Nivas 
2."Nachhithe Ye Panaina"Krishna KanthArijit Singh 
3."Raana"Krishna KanthArijit Singh 
4."Aanati Devadasu"Krishna ChaitanyaSunny M.R., Shalmali Kholgade 
5."Haayi Haayi"Krishna ChaitanyaArijit Singh 
6."What is this Bossu"Krishna ChaitanyaAndony Dasan, Sunny M.R. 
7."He is Mr. Mosagaadu"Krishna KanthArijit Singh 
8."Dohchay"Krishna ChaitanyaShalmali Kholgade, Sunny M.R. 
9."Villain"Krishna ChaitanyaParthasarathy 

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External links

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