Chitti Babu is a fictional character from the popular Indian film Sankarabharanam, released in 1980. He is portrayed as a talented but struggling musician who plays the veena, a traditional Indian string instrument. The film highlights his passion for music and the challenges he faces in a society that often undervalues artistic pursuits. In the story, Chitti Babu's life takes a turn when he encounters a wealthy patron who appreciates his talent. The film explores themes of love, sacrifice, and the importance of preserving cultural heritage through music. Chitti Babu's character resonates with audiences for his dedication and emotional depth.