Bunny

Somaraju is a leading businessman and crime boss in Visakhapatnam, backed by Mysamma who handles his operations in Hyderabad. The duo rules through fear, and their influence sets the stage for the ensuing conflict. The opening establishes the criminal hierarchy and the tone of the story.

Bunny alias Raja joins the same college as Mahalakshmi and impresses her on the first day. Slowly, she falls in love with him, complicating the relationship with her powerful father. The romance becomes the central personal stake against the backdrop of family crime.

Raja puts a condition for marriage: Somaraju must give him his entire property as a dowry. Somaraju is reluctant but agrees to consider the match, setting up a dangerous conflict over wealth. The dowry demand transforms a personal alliance into a battle for control of the estate.

Ranga Bhupathi Raja, Mahalakshmi's maternal uncle, leads a rally to promote the Polavaram irrigation project amid a water shortage that threatens farmers. He plans to give away 4,000 acres of his land to those displaced by the project, drawing attention from the Chief Minister. The political moment becomes a potential catalyst for broader conflict over land.

On the way to perform Mahalakshmi's baby naming ceremony, Somaraju attacks Bhupathi Raja with a group of rowdies and fraudulently transfers Bhupathi Raja's property to himself. Bhupathi Raja survives the assault long enough to witness the ceremony but dies minutes after, before explaining what happened. The attack redirects the fate of the family and their lands.

Raja learns from Rangaswamy that he is not his father, but his godfather is involved in his life. Rangaswamy and his wife sacrifice to keep him alive, revealing a twisted family dynamic behind Raja's upbringing. The revelation reframes Raja's quest for rightful property.

Bhupathi Raja's act of pledging land to those displaced by Polavaram is uncovered, prompting the battle to reclaim his property. Raja resolves to reclaim the rightful estate from Somaraju, driven by the truth of Bhupathi Raja's generosity and his own lineage. The political and criminal forces clash over the land.

Motivated by Bhupathi Raja's generosity and the revelation of the fraud, Raja commits to reclaim his rightful estate from Somaraju. He targets Mysamma as the key obstacle in the power struggle. The quest blends personal revenge with a fight over land and inheritance.

Raja faces Mysamma and engages in the conflict that will decide the fate of the property. He navigates a dangerous underworld and uses his wits to outmaneuver his rivals. The battle culminates in Raja winning back what is his and securing Mahalakshmi's future.

With his claim to the estate resolved, Raja also wins Mahalakshmi's love, uniting personal and legal victories. The dowry dispute dissolves as the rightful property returns to its heir. The couple's future seems secured as the balance of power shifts.

Raja's rightful property is restored, redefining the power dynamics in the region. Mysamma and other rivals are sidelined as Raja asserts his standing. The family narrative closes with a clearer path forward for Raja and Mahalakshmi.

The truth of Bhupathi Raja's sacrifice and the attempts to usurp his estate are solidified, establishing Raja as the heir to the property. Rangaswamy's and Bhupathi Raja's legacies shape Raja's future actions. The film ends with Raja in control of his destiny and the woman he loves.