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Fcuk: Father Chitti Umaa Kaarthik

Story: FCUK (Father, Chitti, Umaa, Karthik) is an adult comedy that revolves around the lives of its lead characters played by Jagapathi Babu, Baby Saharshitha, Ammu Abhirami and Ram Karthik. How Chitti affects the life of everyone around her forms the tale. Review: Director Vidyasagar Raju chooses to tell a bold story with FCUK and unfortunately fails to execute a screenplay that’s engaging enough to hold the audience’s attention. Despite Jagapathi Babu being the biggest draw for this film and his character being central to the tale, he seems under-utilised by the end of it all. Fhani (Jagapathi Babu) is a middle-aged single father who owns a condom company. Karthik (Ram Karthik), his only son is his complete contrast. While the father is a playboy, the son is head-over-heels in love with Umaa (Ammu Abhirami), even if she’s engaged to someone else. Chitti (Baby Saharshitha) enters their lives and turns it upside down. How Chitti is related to these motley characters forms the tale. Vidyasagar spends the first half of the film setting up the love story between Karthik, an event manager and Umaa, a paediatrician. However, the narration is slow and the romance lukewarm. Things only look up once…

FCUK: The logo that became a no no

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It's undeniable that French Connection's arresting FCUK branding tapped into the logo-laden zeitgeist of the Nineties. Simple T-shirts adorned with the controversial slogan, and what seemed like a million permutations thereof, were perfect for wearing with combat pants and a girl-power pout, or the requisite parka and scowl depending on which side of the gender divide you fell. But as fashion changed from combative and exuberant to something more staid and safe, French Connection's slow reaction caused the label to be left behind. Yesterday, the…