Director RaviRaja Pinisetty, who was a successful maker with various box office hits, has directed this movie after a long gap. Both his action and family entertainers were received equally earlier.

Life itself has a lie in it. People do lie for a lot of reasons in life – to maintain secrecy, one’s own reputation, to shield others feelings and so on. The elder’s saying goes as, “Lie is good when it’s meant for a pious purpose. One can lie if it doesn’t carry a bad intention.” These words form the storyline of 'Andamaina Abaddam'.

Cast: Raja, Kamna Jethmalani, Nagababu, Nizhalgal Ravi, MS, Ali, Naresh, Sudharani, Surekha Vani
DVD Features: Dolby® Digital 5.1 Surround, Anamorphic Widescreen, NTSC All Regions
Music: M M Srilekha
Camera: Ram Pinisetty
Banner: Mega Hindustan Movies
Director: Raviraja Pinisetty
Producers: P P Reddy, Kesavaraju, J Ramanamurthy

Pradeep (Raja) and Vaishnavi (Kamna) are in Bangkok for their higher studies. In a romantic interlude, they get acquainted with each other. Eventually the pair falls in love and decides to get married.

The heroine’s father Akula Raghu Ram (Nagababu) is completely against love and he doesn’t believe in such a concept. At the same time Narendra (Nilalgal Ravi) is always in favor of love and lovers. Vaishnavi who is aware of her dad’s nature, knows that he will never consent for their marriage. So, she proposes Pradeep to marry her by registering in Bangkok.

But, Pradeep doesn’t agree to her idea. He assures her that he will convince her parents and marry with their approval. One of the friends of Akula Raghu Ram, Ravudu (Naresh) brings the news of his daughter’s love to him. The father gets completely enraged yet their marriage takes place in a happy ending. All this events takes place based on a lie uttered by Pradeep.

What was the lie that Pradeep told to marry Vaishnavi? What consequences do they face later on? How did it all end? Is the movie’s plot that is being narrated in the two and half hours.

Soundtrack

• Kotta Kottaga
• Swargam Ilalone Undani
• Tondaraga Tegatondaraga
• Nacchaledhu
• So So So Sonare
• Swargam Ilalone Undani