Bommana Brothers Chandana Sisters (2008) Plot Summary Explained

The brothers see photographs of Siri Chandana and Mani Chandana, daughters of wealthy businessman Mohan Rao, while carrying out their criminal activities. Attracted by their beauty and compassion, Siri is devout and Mani runs an orphanage, the brothers see an opportunity to gain both romantic affection and financial security by infiltrating the wealthy family through disguises.

• chandana sisters
• bommana brothers
• mohan rao
• disguise
• romance

The brothers adopt completely new personas, one poses as a blind Mahrashtrian philanthropist and the other as a pious temple singer. These cover stories allow them to get close to Siri and Mani without revealing their true identity as thieves. The disguises are successful and the sisters fall in love with them.

• disguise
• temple singer
• philanthropist
• deception

Mohan Rao becomes insane when he discovers that his daughters' husbands are actually con artists and thieves who have been deceiving the family. The shock of this betrayal, combined with the brothers' greedy scheme to seize his property, triggers a mental breakdown. The revelation shatters his trust in his family and the people closest to his daughters.

• mohan rao
• madness
• betrayal
• property
• deceit

After discovering that their husbands are actually criminals who deceived them, both Siri and Mani feel betrayed and humiliated. Mohan Rao's madness resulting from this discovery pushes them to desperate measures. In their anger and desperation to protect their family's honor and future, they hire a professional killer (Raghu Babu) to eliminate their husbands.

• raghu babu
• killer
• hired
• revenge
• desperation

The brothers have documents that prove their own misdeeds, evidence of their thieving past, their disguises, and the fraudulent scheme they orchestrated to marry into the Chandana family. These documents become crucial in the climax when the brothers hand them over to expose the truth and seek forgiveness.

• documents
• evidence
• confession
• redemption

After being captured following their botched bank robbery, the brothers are saved by their father Tanikella Bharani. He orchestrates a daring escape that allows them to remain at large. This escape sets the stage for their later schemes and highlights the strong family bonds that persist despite their criminal lifestyle.

• police escape
• father
• bank robbery
• custody

The brothers realize their mistakes after seeing the devastating consequences of their deception, Mohan Rao's madness and the sisters' desperate plan to kill them. This moment of clarity makes them understand the harm they caused to people who trusted them. They then race to confess everything and hand over the incriminating documents, choosing redemption over continued deception.

• redemption
• honest life
• transformation
• confession

The bank manager is the target of the brothers' initial heist, and after they attempt to rob him, he becomes vengeful. This vengeful bank manager pursues the brothers throughout the film, adding to the chain of conflicts and chase sequences that drive the comedy-drama forward.

• bank manager
• revenge
• heist
• chase

The brothers continue their criminal ways even after marrying into the family and attempt to bequeath Mohan Rao's property to themselves. This greedy act further enrages Mohan Rao and contributes to his suspicion and eventual mental breakdown when he discovers the full extent of their deception.

• property
• inheritance
• greed
• mohan rao

The film reaches a happy ending through a climactic confrontation where the brothers hand over the incriminating documents and confess everything. Mohan Rao regains his sanity after the truth is exposed. The brothers pledge to live honest lives, the Chandana sisters forgive them, and the family units are restored with everyone committed to trust and integrity.

• resolution
• forgiveness
• family
• happy ending
• reconciliation