Maruthi Nagar Subramanyam by Lakshman Karya rides on this interesting premise and shapes itself as a comedy romp that wants to entertain and engage at the same time.
It borrows the core idea from the real-life occurrence, wherein, nearly 2,000 DSC qualifiers were denied jobs in Andhra Pradesh, triggering a court case that lasted 25 years.
The protagonist here is one among them but his attempt to be part of a government institution— the RTO, a bank or whatever it may be—actually dates back to a decade prior.
Maruthi Nagar Subramanyam could perhaps still be enjoyed if you can overlook all the writing shortcomings, but the problem is there are a few too many of them to ignore.