Arjun (Sushanth) is a bachelor who does not want to get married. Under constant pressure from his parents (Anu Hasan and Sanjay Swaroop), and his best friend Sujit (Vennela Kishore), Arjun agrees to a blind date with a traditional woman named Anjali (Ruhani Sharma). On his first date Arjun confesses his disinterest in the matchmaking efforts of his parents. Anjali expresses her disappointment and shares her mother's desperation and guilt in her inability to get her daughter married.
After hearing this, Arjun sympathises with Anjali but does accept her request to either agree or decline the marriage proposal. Arjun wants to get to know Anjali but Anjali rejects the idea saying there is no time to date.
Meanwhile Anjali's mother is hospitalized due to abnormal blood pressure. Anjali learns about her mother's condition and asks Arjun to drop her off at the hospital. In the frenzy of events that follows, Arjun and Anjali realise that they are perfect for each other.
The score was composed by Prashanth R Vihari, with all songs penned by Kittu Vissapragada except Mellaga Mellaga, which was written by Sri Sai Kiran.[4]
The New Indian Express rated it 3/5, stating: "The idea of a guy falling for and deciding to marry a girl in just a few hours that he spends with her might sound crazy."[5]
Times of India rated it 3/5, stating: "For those looking for entertainment as understood today, this may not be the film."[6]
India Today rated it 3/5, stating: "Chi La Sow is not a film that will impress you from the first frame. As the story progresses, you end up falling in love with the characters; you can't help it."[7]
Deccan Chronicle rated it 3/5, stating: "After trying his hand at a few commercial films, Sushanth tries a different role with this movie and does full justice to his character Arjun."[8]
The NEWS Minute stated: "This is a clean movie that appeals to urban sensibilities, with a story panning out across one night."[9]
