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The movie opens in a hospital. A woman, her husband, and brother-in-law are devastated after she gives birth to a stillborn baby boy while another young woman mourns the death of her mother. It then cuts to a year later. A taxi driver plans to get rid of his car. One rainy night, his wife witnesses a supernatural presence in it.
Shiva (the brother-in-law from the prologue) comes to Hyderabad to live with his friend Babai and find a job. After going through several jobs, he is not satisfied and decides to become a taxi driver. He goes to his village to get money from his brother, but instead gets it from his sister-in-law, who readily gives away her Mangalsutra (wedding chain) to him. A grateful Shiva agrees to help pay the costs for his sister-in-law to get admitted into a better hospital for the birth of her second child. Shiva and his friends, Babai and Hollywood, search for a car in their budget but fail. One morning, Shiva gets a call from an unknown person who is prepared to sell him a car. Shiva happily accepts while Babai is a little hesitant.
Shiva starts to work for the Ola Cab Service. On his first ride, he falls in love with a medical resident named Anusha after safely giving her a ride from a night out. Overtime, he starts to experience paranormal incidents in the car, notably a drunk passenger being scared out. He tries to contact the car's previous owner but learns he has moved away. A fake fakir comes and fools Shiva, Babai, and Hollywood to steal the car, but is almost killed inside it. The next morning, Shiva and his friends see the car in their garage. Shiva has to arrange money for his sister-in-law's upcoming delivery, so he decides to drive the car again. After being saved from an accident by the car itself, Shiva comes to befriend it. One night after dropping Anusha at her residence, Shiva is asked by a doctor to drop him somewhere. Suddenly, the car takes control and ultimately kills the doctor by throwing him onto some train tracks to be run over, much to Shiva's horror.
Shiva decides to rob the previous car owner's house to get his money back. He, Babai, and Hollywood break into the house and find a man imprisoned in the store room. They admit the man into a hospital, where Anusha treats him. After waking up, he reveals the truth about the car.
The man is a psychology and parapsychology professor. Among his subjects is Astral projection, through which a person can separate their soul from their body before death and can also meet the dead. One of his students, Sisira Bharadwaj (the young woman from the prologue), lived with her wealthy, asthmatic mother and step-father, Raghuram. The night of her birthday, she had a fight with her mother when Raghuram tried to replace Sisira's old car, which was a gift from her late father. Later that night, Sisira's mother suddenly began suffocating and couldn't find her inhaler. She knocked on her daughter's door, but was ignored. Sisira's mother died when she found her, leaving her daughter in grief and depression.
Sisira begged her professor to perform an Astral Projection ritual on her so she could see her mother one last time. The process was successful and Sisira's spirit ventured into the Astral world. She realised that her mother was actually murdered by Raghuram so he could usurp her company and the doctor, Raghuram's friend, poisoned her mother and stole her inhaler. Just then, Raghuram arrived and interrupted the ritual. He and the doctor decided to stage Sisira's death as a suicide and captured the professor to kill him later. The two were transported in Sisira's old car, which her soul bonded to after being separated from her body. Sisira's will had her body donated to science and was kept in a hospital.
In the present, the professor reveals Sisira can be brought back to life if they retrieve her body. Moved by her story, Shiva agrees to help. He and his friends break into the hospital and manage to steal Sisira's body, with the help of the security guard turned fakir who had tried to steal their car earlier. However, Raghuram plans to destroy Sisira's body and comes to the hospital. He is almost killed by her spirit, but barely saves himself. Shiva beats Raghuram and takes him and Sisira's body to the professor's lab where the car is. Raghuram wakes up and tries to kill Shiva but the car stops him and he's burned to death. Unfortunately, Sisira's body is also destroyed in the fire despite Shiva's efforts.
Later, Shiva learns from Anusha that his sister-in-law gave birth to a girl who was also stillborn due to a chromosome abnormality. At the hospital, Anusha sadly reveals that his sister-in-law will never be able to have a child. Everyone goes to the garage and consoles each other. In the car, Sisira's soul enters the baby girl's body and starts crying, giving both herself and the couple a second chance. Shiva, his family, his friends, the professor and Anusha come together and cuddle the baby.
123telugu.com in its review noted that "The audio of Taxiwala is not the regular song and dance album which will impress the moment you hear it. This is a situational album which will grow on you once you watch the thriller and connect with the story",[7] and said it was "Youthful and Contemporary". Telugu360 said "Taxi Waala is an outright classy album and Jakes Bejoy strikes a very emotional chord as well."[8] IndiaGlitz in its review noted "Taxiwala is a winsome album boasting of two melodious songs and two cinematic numbers. If the singers and the lyricist give their vocal/poetic best, the music director blends the known and the new well."[6]
The movie was initially set to release in May but it was postponed. In June, months before release of the movie, an uncut version of the movie was put up on the internet. On 7 November 2018, 10 days prior to the release of the film, a 45-minute clip of the film was leaked by the piracy website Tamil Rockers. The full movie was leaked a week later. Police immediately swung into action and the culprits were arrested.[9]
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I reached Shamshabad airport on Sunday night and went to hire a cab, and i was lucky to meet Vijaya, the person assigned to be my cabbie .Vijaya converses in Telugu and my knowledge of Telugu is limited to say the least. Our conversation was so meaningful despite the fact that i spoke in Hindi and she spoke in Telugu. Language is no barrier, it is a bridge when people genuinely want to engage with each other, sharing stories , life lessons, experiences and perspectives. It turned out to be one of the best cab rides of my life.
Vijaya,in a very matter of fact manner explains her life and her choices. She said she became a cab driver because she had problems at home. And without going into what problems , she says, " everyone has problems and i also have mine". She says she chose being a cab driver to becoming a maid or a home support worker. Knocking on the car, she said with pride " this is my car" the emphasis on what she had achieved by sheer determination.
Vijaya has two adolescent children and she drives the cab only during the night. She manages about 4 or 5 pick up and drop during the night. I asked her if she gets to sleep, once she goes home? Pat came the reply, " i sleep compulsorily", otherwise how can i drive. She cooks and does all the household work and then sleeps compulsorily :-), before she gets back to work in the night. She is a force of nature is what i realized, when she responded when quizzed further on about what her spouse does, with absolute nonchalance she replied in one word "Nothing" she said. just absolutely nothing.
One is lucky when one chooses to respond to what life throws at us with courage and hope, and rely on our innate strengths to fight the odds and emerge stronger and fitter for the next set of battles. Vijaya as her name suggests is victorious not because she is lucky, she is victorious because she considers herself lucky.
A couple of days ago, a Hyderabadi cab driver alleged that popular actress-dancer Mumaith Khan cheated him by not paying him the money for dropping her in Goa. In a new twist, Mumaith lodged a complaint against the cab driver at the Punjagutta Police Station in Hyderabad.
Interacting with the media after filing the complaint, Mumaith alleged that the cabbie has made false allegations against her and the he has been blackmailing her for money and went on to say that she has a threat to life from him.
Mumaith also clarified that she had paid the full fare for the Goa trip including toll fee. She concluded saying that she has been working in the film industry for the last 12 years and that everyone in the industry knows her conduct well.
Actor Aishwarya Rajesh, who is celebrating her 31st birthday on Sunday, has a number of offers in both Tamil and Telugu films, after her performance in Kanaa. A new film in Tamil -- titled Driver Jamuna -- has been announced on her birthday.
The film will be directed by P Kinslin and bankrolled by SP Chowthari of 18 Reels. Touted to be a crime thriller the film is set in the backdrop of Chennai and Aishwarya will be playing a cabbie in the film. The film will have music by Ghibran and will go on floors in the first week of March.
How important is research in a film? Does Googling a few things alone qualify as R&D? It's a question that comes to mind after watching Vijay Deverakonda's Taxiwaala, a poorly-researched film that fails to bring freshness to an interesting concept.
A lot of that is because of how far-removed from reality it is. The protagonist quits a job as a security guard because it's difficult for him to bend so many times a day. He then goes on to quit a food delivery job because his customers are not being nice to him. Even the reason he decides to take become a cabbie is because a friend tells him that, "cab drivers get paid more than software employees now." How true is that?
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