Bangarraju

Bangarraju is told he has been shifted to Swarga due to his good deeds during his time on earth. He reflects on his past actions and his unfinished business. The transition marks the spiritual stage beyond his earthly life.

Ramu and Seetha welcome a child, but Seetha dies soon after the birth. Satyabhama and Ramu vow to raise the child. Simultaneously, Ramu's cousin Ramesh names another child Naga Lakshmi, setting up a shared future for the two infants.

Due to a heavy work schedule, Ramu entrusts the newborn to Satyabhama's care. She becomes the primary guardian for Bangarraju as he grows. The arrangement sets the stage for later family dynamics.

As Bangarraju grows up, he exhibits traits similar to his grandfather, triggering rivalries with Naga Lakshmi. One instance where he is found with a girl leads Satyabhama to a heart attack, and she dies. The family mourns and shifts focus to the living generations.

Satyabhama dies after the heartbreak, and Bangarraju Senior's soul is seen in Swarga flirting with apsaras. The elder Bangarraju is shocked by her death and the new life around him. The ghostly encounter underscores the film's celestial ties.

Bangarraju grows into a man similar to his grandfather, while Naga Lakshmi dreams of becoming the village Sarpanch. Their rivalry intensifies as both families navigate local power. Bangarraju Senior and Satyabhama seek permission from Yamraj and Devraj Indra to return to earth to fix things and pursue marriage.

Ramesh runs into trouble over lands for a friend, and Bangarraju steps in to help, fighting off dangerous henchmen. The conflict foreshadows the deeper danger ahead.

The henchmen return, launching an assault at a temple pooja. Naga Lakshmi reacts violently and slaps Bangarraju. The incident heightens the stakes for the couple's future.

It is revealed that Bangarraju's cousin Aadi is scheming to kill him to seize temple stones, with Sampath aiding the plan. Sampath is revealed to be alive and seeking vengeance for his own family. The plan also involves manipulating engagement to trap Bangarraju's soul.

Sampath coordinates with Aadi, while Ramesh is implicated in the plot. They seek a ring to stop Bangarraju's soul from entering the body during engagement. Bangarraju Sr. tries to strengthen the bond between Bangarraju and Naga Lakshmi to thwart them.

Bangarraju is kidnapped by Aadi and taken to Sampath and Ramesh to be killed. The family scrambles to protect him and avert the murder, raising the tension to a breaking point. The threat marks a turning point in the struggle.

A divine serpent falls on Ramu's car, prompting Bangarraju to leap into Ramu's body to fight the conspirators. The ring is removed, allowing Bangarraju to re-enter his own body. The two work in tandem to defeat Sampath and Aadi.

Bangarraju and Naga Lakshmi wed, and a barrier is placed by Yamraj and Devraj Indra so that Bangarraju and Ramu can see and touch Bangarraju Sr. and Satyabhama. The living family gains closure with the celestial couple. The barrier symbolizes a bridge between worlds.

Bangarraju sees Satyabhama and pleads with her not to leave him again, recounting his sadness since her death. Ramu pledges to be a braver, more present father. Bangarraju Sr. and Satyabhama watch the living and the living's happiness.

Bangarraju Sr. and Satyabhama's souls are united with Lord Shiva as their karmic cycle completes. The living family looks on with acceptance and peace. The film closes on a note of cosmic resolution.