Bommarillu

Aravind is a determined father who wants Siddhu to join the family construction business and secure their legacy. Siddhu resists, craving autonomy and planning to start his own company. The clash sets the central tension of the story as expectations collide with personal dreams.

To please the family, Aravind arranges for Siddhu to be engaged to his friend's daughter Subbalakshmi. Siddhu agrees outwardly but inwardly resents the lack of choice. The engagement becomes a test of Siddhu's resolve to break free.

Siddhu encounters Hasini at a temple and is immediately drawn to her lively, free-spirited nature. They begin meeting regularly, and he is inspired by her willingness to live life on her own terms. A new, gentler hope enters Siddhu's world.

Siddhu applies for a bank loan to launch his own construction venture, signaling his independence. He cannot escape telling Hasini the truth that he is part of an engagement, which creates tension between them. The couple's future becomes more clouded as each pursues a different dream.

Hasini returns after some doubt and urges Siddhu to break off the engagement with Subbalakshmi. She also confesses that she loves him, deepening the emotional stakes for both. Siddhu's happiness is tempered by fear of losing his family's support.

Siddhu publicly proclaims his love for Hasini as she leaves in a college bus, an act seen by Aravind with shock and anger. The moment triggers a fierce confrontation about Siddhu's future and the family's expectations. The bond between father and son is further strained.

Aravind reluctantly allows Hasini to stay with the family for a week after Siddhu pleads for acceptance. Hasini moves in, though some relatives find it hard to warm up to her. She begins to glimpse Siddhu's life outside the household and what independence might mean.

During the week, Hasini reveals to the family the instances of Siddhu's independent life, including his pursuit of a bank loan. The revelation unsettles many relatives and makes Siddhu seem less compliant. Yet some members start to empathize with his struggle for autonomy.

At a wedding, Siddhu warns Hasini to behave, but she acts freely and unreservedly, unsettling Aravind's plans. A drunk Kanaka Rao nearly spots Hasini, intensifying Siddhu's embarrassment. Siddhu insults Kanaka Rao, shocking the family and exposing fractures between generations.

Following the wedding fiasco, Hasini tells Siddhu and Aravind that she will leave. She explains that Siddhu's scolding echoes his past controlling behavior, and she fears living a life where she must pretend in front of family. She resolves to listen to her father more closely.

Siddhu's mother Lakshmi confronts Aravind about the pain his controlling ways caused. Siddhu opens up about his feelings, and Aravind apologizes for his overbearing approach. He promises to support his son's autonomy and help win Hasini back.

Siddhu meets Subbalakshmi and her parents to end the engagement, signaling a turn toward personal choice. Aravind seeks Kanaka Rao's forgiveness and a path to family unity. The process tests everyone’s patience and dignity.

Kanaka Rao accepts the apology but remains wary of Siddhu, offering conditional acceptance. Aravind proposes that Siddhu stay with them for a week to prove his commitment, mirroring Hasini's earlier stay. The family prepares for a trial run of reconciliation.

After a turbulent week, Kanaka Rao is won over and permits the couple to unite. The family learns to balance tradition with the young couple's need for independence. Siddhu and Hasini step forward together, ready to build a life on their own terms.