Bobbili Simham

The film opens in Bobbili with Vijaya Raghava Bhupathi as the royal heir. As a child, his maternal uncle Rayudu makes sacrifices to protect him and preserve the family lineage. This early guardian relationship seeds Vijaya's lifelong sense of duty.

Twenty-five years pass and Vijaya Raghava has grown into a just, principled leader. He establishes a system of impartial justice at Dharma Pettam, resolving disputes and earning respect from his people.

A ruthless tyrant named Pasupathi openly challenges Vijaya Raghava's authority. The magistrate-style reforms and Vijaya's resolve enable him to overpower Pasupathi and restore order.

At a village fair, Venkata Lakshmi becomes infatuated with Vijaya Raghava. Her grandmother, Bhuvaneswari Devi, encourages the pursuit, shaping the emotional arc ahead.

When villains attempt to exploit Lakshmi under the guise of religion, Vijaya Raghava marries her to protect her honour and dignity.

Lakshmi learns that Vijaya Raghava is already married to his cross-cousin Sravani, which sparks anger and complicates their relationship.

Vijaya Raghava and Sravani were childhood sweethearts, and their marriage was arranged by their families. This backstory explains the roots of the family feud.

Pasupathi, in collusion with Minister Basavayya, usurps land belonging to the endowment department. Vijaya Raghava restores the land to its rightful owners and defeats Pasupathi.

In retaliation, Pasupathi implicates Rayudu, an Ayurvedic doctor, in a murder. Vijaya Raghava delivers justice, foiling the scheme and preserving order.

Pasupathi orchestrates Sravani's marriage to his elder son Gajendra. Vijaya Raghava thwarts the plan and marries Sravani himself, uniting the families under one roof.

On their wedding night, Sravani reveals the marriage is part of a vendetta against Vijaya Raghava's family, and she vows never to consummate the union. The revelation unsettles the couple and drives further conflict.

Vijaya Raghava discovers his half-sister Ganga, the daughter of Saraswathi. Ganga loves Pasupathi's younger son Sivaji. Pasupathi acts as though he approves, but arranges trouble on the wedding night; Basavayya tries to assault Ganga, and Vijaya's intervention earns the Chief Minister's support, triggering Basavayya's dismissal.

Time passes as Lakshmi conceives a child and Sravani rejoices. It is revealed that Sravani is terminally ill with cancer and had orchestrated events to secure the family's unity and legacy.

In the climax, Sravani protects Lakshmi during an attack by Gajendra orchestrated by Pasupathi and Basavayya. Vijaya Raghava eliminates the villains and safeguards the Chief Minister, completing a family project honoring his ancestors.

The film ends with Sravani dying peacefully in Vijaya Raghava's arms, blessing the newborn heir and securing the family's future.