Star Cast: Charmi, Allari Naresh, Sunil Sharma, Ranganath, Rallapalli, Kota Srinivasa Rao, Vizag Prasad, L B Sriram, Lakshmipati, Kondavalasa Lakshmana Rao, Duvvasi Mohan, Pruthvi, Goutham Raju, Prema, Sangeetha, Jayalalitha, Padma Jayanthi, Srividya
DVD Features: Anamorphic Widescreen, Dolby Digital ® 5.1  Surround, English Subtitles, NTSC All Regions
Banner: Chaitra Cinema Circuit
Music: Vidya Sagar
Screenplay - direction: Bapu
Producer: K Aparna

Ram Gopal Varma (Sunil Sharma) is the son of Bobbili Raja (Ranganath). He goes to a picnic where he falls in love and lust with a girl (Prema). He ‘spends with her’ and also gets married in the presence of tribal people (!!!)

He comes home along with her. Knowing that his son got married without his consent, Bobbili Raja catches up paralyses in shock. When everybody goes to hospital, the wife of Bobbili Raja (Sangeetha) talks to Prema and tells her that her arrival brought bad omen to their family. Then Prema decides to get out of that house and walks away in silence (in fact this is the first scene that lacks weight. How can she walk out without valuing her love?). When Varma comes home, his uncle (Vizag Prasad) bluffs that the bride ran away with jewelry and proved her pilfering character.  Varma believes that and continues to live as a bachelor. 

16 years pass in silence. Then Pinky (Charmy), the daughter of Prema, comes to Varma’s village with a mission. Her mission is to unite her parents. How she accomplishes her task is rest of the drama. A journalist (Allari Naresh) stands as her friend. He has no role than that. 

Along with this, Bapu has shown how today’s politicians are behaving. He used symbolisms for that.