Dasara

Dharani is a young coal thief living with his grandmother in Veerlapally, where alcohol creates hardship for the women. He spends most of his time with his best friends Suri and Vennela, and he harbors a quiet love for Vennela. When he learns that Suri and Vennela are also in love, he chooses to sacrifice his own feelings to help them be together. This sets the stage for his later actions.

To secure the couple's future, Dharani hatches a plan tied to Suri's job prospects at the Silk bar. He wins a local cricket match, which paves the way for Suri to become a cashier at Silk bar as announced by Chinna Nambi. The village watches the political maneuvers around the sarpanch race as this plan unfolds.

Dharani and Suri clash with Chinna Nambi's supporters at the Silk bar, triggering a destructive brawl that leaves the bar badly damaged. Police seize Dharani and his friends, and they are arrested for the disturbance. The incident heightens village tensions and sets the stage for later power plays.

Rajanna negotiates the release of Dharani and Suri and urges them to focus on village affairs. Suri asks Rajanna to contest the sarpanch election, and Rajanna agrees to run. This marks the start of the village's political changes.

Rajanna wins the sarpanch election, mobilizing the women to vote for the first time. Dharani is appointed Deputy sarpanch as part of Rajanna's administration. At the same time, Suri's marriage to Vennela is fixed, tying the couples fate to the village's future.

On the day of Dharani's marriage to Vennela, Suri learns of Dharani's enduring love and sacrifice, which devastates him. He heads toward the bar to speak with Dharani and their friends, but a mysterious gang interrupts the moment. In the ensuing chaos, some friends die, Dharani is wounded, and Suri is beheaded as they attempt to escape.

Grief turns to resolve as Dharani begins investigating Suri's death. He learns that Chinna Nambi was the perpetrator behind the incident and fears the motive runs deeper than a failed love affair. Vadhinamma confesses that Chinna Nambi lusted for Vennela and killed Suri to remove the obstacle.

To protect Vennela from Chinna Nambi, Dharani marries her during the 11th day funeral rituals of Suri. Vennela initially resents the arrangement but gradually accepts Dharani’s protective devotion. The wedding binds them as allies against Chinna Nambi's scheming.

During Ravana Dahanam, Chinna Nambi reveals to Vennela his involvement in Suri's death, confirming Dharani's devotion and setting the stage for a final confrontation. The village witnesses the unfolding truth as the festival atmosphere thickens with tension. The revelation deepens Vennela's resolve to stand with Dharani.

Chinna Nambi's hired gang arrives with intent to kill Dharani and his remaining friends, but Dharani's group fights back during Ravana Dahanam. They kill the gang and Dharani decapitates Chinna Nambi in front of the village, avenging Suri's death. The confrontation ends with Dharani and his friends being taken away by the police.

Dharani and his friends are imprisoned for their actions during the confrontation with Chinna Nambi's gang. The village returns to a troubled quiet as the alcohol problem persists among the men, and the women continue to suffer. The period in prison marks a turning point for Dharani's view of justice and violence.

Seven years later, Dharani and his friends return to Veerlapally to find the village unchanged in its misery, with alcohol still harming the women. He resolves that alcohol will ruin everyone's lives and vows to end its influence. The return sets the stage for a final reckoning with the community.

Dharani sets the Silk bar on fire in a dramatic act to break the cycle of alcohol's destruction. Vennela runs to him, and the two share a heartfelt reunion as they commit to rebuilding their lives away from the village's vices. The film ends on a note of renewed resolve and fragile hope.