Chari-Rama

The story revolves around the Kirile family, particularly focusing on the four brothers: Otar, Nodar, Make, and the youngest, Guram. Each brother seeks permission to marry, leading to a complex interplay of familial expectations and personal desires.

Guram, tasked with recording traditional songs from local elders, faces opposition from his parents regarding his wish to marry Nelli. The film delves into themes of youth, love, and cultural heritage, making it a unique representation of Georgian cinema from the 1970s. With its rich narrative and cultural significance, Chari-Rama stands out as a notable entry in the romance genre.