It's as if he will surely escape death if he becomes a chess champion. Rakul Preet Singh plays a lawyer, who, along with Sai Chand's character, convinces him to represent the country in a chess championship. From here, nobody can stop him from becoming a chess legend. Overnight, he discovers the 'Better Than Viswanathan Anand' in himself.
It's this desperation that ignites the genius in him. He builds on the idea and makes this film into a mess.Īfter a fighting scene in the movie, Nithin's character begs the cops not to put him in a dark cell. While director Chandrasekhar Yeleti may well have been inspired by these films, he admittedly got inspired to write this film when he learned about an American prisoner who wowed everyone with his chess-playing brilliance. Popular titles like 'Queen’s Gambit' and 'Shawshank Redemption' have been mentioned in the context of 'Check'. In his journey, Aditya has to confront a group of violent men, including a top cop. He wants to use chess as a ladder to gain popularity and secure mercy from the President of India. Soon enough, Aditya discovers that he is a pro at the game.
A fellow prisoner (Sai Chand) piques his curiosity in chess. Aditya just can't prove his innocence but he wants to live. His days are numbered because he has been sentenced to death in a terrorist attack case. Here is our review of the latest box-office release.Īditya (Nithin) is running out of time. 'Check', starring Nithin, today hit the screens.
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