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Gopala Krishna dies in an accident while returning home, plunging his family into grief. At his funeral, his estranged father Sarabhayya arrives and begins maneuvering to seize the family wealth. Sujatha and Nani brace for a battle over the inheritance.

Sarabhayya files a lawsuit claiming the marriage to Sujatha was invalid in order to oust Sujatha and Nani from the inheritance. The legal challenge sets a tense battle over legitimacy and control of the family fortune. Sujatha realizes she must mount a defense to protect her future.

Sujatha seeks help from Advocate Basavaraju, who is coerced by Sarabhayya into withdrawing his assistance. Basavaraju's pressure weakens Sujatha's early defense and the case seems tilted in Sarabhayya's favor. Sujatha realizes she must find another ally to fight back.

Sarabhayya's men destroy crucial evidence of Sujatha's marriage, and Balaraju is assaulted, forcing him to briefly abandon the case. The assault underscores the extent of the intimidation facing Sujatha. The legal battle becomes a dangerous struggle rather than a simple procedure.

After a second assault, Balaraju resolves to fight for justice despite the danger. He commits to taking Sujatha's case seriously and begins assembling a defense team. The case shifts from opportunism to a determined pursuit of truth.

Sarabhayya's side presents fabricated evidence accusing Sujatha of prostitution and institutionalization. The false allegations threaten to ruin her reputation beyond repair. Balaraju, Krishna Kumari, and Alex begin gathering real evidence to counter the lies.

In response to the allegations, Sujatha reveals her past: she was an orphan raised by an organization, faced harassment from a manager, and endured a wrongful arrest that led to a mental breakdown. Gopala Krishna helped her recover and later married her, validating her marriage and giving her strength. The revelation reframes the case around her dignity and resilience.

Balaraju initiates a thorough investigation, enlisting Krishna Kumari and a bouncer named Alex to counter Sarabhayya's fraud. They track down key witnesses, including Bhagavantham, whose testimony could corroborate the couple's history. The team builds a credible case against the Sarabhayya faction.

In court, Balaraju unveils that Sarabhayya is not Gopala Krishna’s biological father but his stepfather, who murdered Gopala Krishna's father and married his mother for the inheritance. He further exposes that Sarabhayya orchestrated Gopala Krishna’s death during a property dispute. The revelation shifts the momentum firmly in Sujatha’s favor.

Sarabhayya flees and attempts to harm Sujatha and Nani, but Balaraju intervenes to protect them. The authorities are alerted and the danger to the family is neutralized for the moment. The antagonist's retreat marks a turning point toward justice.

Sarabhayya and his accomplices are brought to justice as the truth about the inheritance dispute comes to light. The legal system restores Sujatha’s rightful place in the family and signals victory over corruption. The moment is both a personal vindication and a public triumph.

The film closes with the marriage of Balaraju and Krishna Kumari, celebrating a personal and legal victory. Sujatha and Nani secure their place in the family wealth and legacy. The union of Balaraju and Krishna Kumari embodies justice, resilience, and hope.