Little Hearts (2025)
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Little Hearts (2025)
Little Hearts is a Telugu-language romantic comedy film released in 2025, marking a fresh entry in the genre with a focus on youthful romance, personal growth, and humour. Directed and written by Sai Marthand, it was produced by Aditya Hasan and features a lighthearted narrative centred around young love and self-discovery.
Plot Summary
The story follows Akhil (played by Mouli Tanuj Prasanth), a student who fails the EAMCET exam and enrolls in coaching classes. There, he encounters Khatyayani (Shivani Nagaram), who initially rejects his advances unconventionally. Undeterred, Akhil embarks on a comedic journey to win her heart, drawing lessons from a past heartbreak to understand true love. The film blends romance with humour, emphasizing emotional depth alongside witty timing.
Key Details
| Aspect | Information |
|---|---|
| Release Date | September 5, 2025 (theatrical release in India) |
| Runtime | 2 hours 7 minutes |
| Language | Telugu (with English subtitles available in select screenings) |
| Genre | Romantic Comedy |
| IMDb Rating | 8.2/10 (based on 839 ratings as of mid-September 2025) |
| Music | Composed by Sinjith Yerramilli; audio rights by Aditya Music. Singles include “Rajagadiki” (released August 7, 2025) and “Chaduvu Ledu” (August 27, 2025). |
Cast and Crew
- Director/Writer: Sai Marthand
- Producer: Aditya Hasan
- Lead Actors:
- Mouli Tanuj Prasanth as Akhil
- Shivani Nagaram as Khatyayani
- Supporting Cast:
- Rajeev Kanakala
- Satya Krishnan
- Anitha Chowdary
Little Hearts Reception and Buzz
The film has garnered positive word-of-mouth for its relatable coming-of-age story and consistent comedy, with audiences praising the emotional balance and comedic timing. On Reddit’s r/tollywood, viewers described it as a “decent watch” and “100% worth it,” though some noted it feels like a “stretched short film” and questioned the lead’s fit for romance. On X (formerly Twitter), it’s frequently listed among the top 2025 Telugu films in user “movies watched” threads, with fans calling it superior to many releases this year.
It’s currently screening at major chains like Cinemark, AMC, Fandango, Marcus Theatres, and Regal. For tickets and showtimes, check local listings.
(Note: There’s also an unrelated 2025 short film titled Little Hearts in the fantasy-romance genre, directed by Vasudevan Boopathi, but the feature film appears to be the primary match for your query.)