Devudu Chesina Manushulu

Vishnu tries to pacify Lakshmi, who is upset after Narada comments that no gift was given on her birthday during Akshaya Tritiya. The moment frames the central tale and signals the start of a love story between two orphans. The mythic setup hints at how divine intervention will steer the lives of Ravi Teja and Ileana.

The film introduces Ravi Teja as a settlement broker in Hyderabad and Ileana as a taxi driver living in Bangkok. Their separate lives establish the contrast that will draw them together later in the story. The setup places them in two different worlds that will intersect through the plot.

Panileni Papayya tosses a banana peel on the road, setting off a chain of events. Lakshmi Devi intervenes through this small act, leading Subbaraju to kill Sandy, a trusted goon of Bangkok's don Prakash Raj. The murder accelerates the conflict that drives Ravi Teja's journey to Bangkok.

To settle the fallout from Sandy's murder, Ravi Teja travels to Bangkok to mediate between Subbaraju and Prakash Raj. His arrival sets the stage for his future meeting with Ileana and the intertwined fates. The journey marks the start of the central quest.

At Bangkok airport, taxi driver Goli steals Ravi Teja's bag, including his passport. He chases him in Ileana's car, but Ravi Teja escapes with Ileana's help. The incident prompts new ties between the leads and their Bangkok ordeal.

Feeling moved by his misfortune and learning they are both orphans, Ileana invites Ravi Teja to stay at her home. The invitation marks the beginning of their growing bond as they navigate their respective worlds. The two characters start to rely on each other in Bangkok.

The next day, Ravi Teja meets Goli, a devotee of Lakshmi Devi, who connects him with Prakash Raj. This meeting drives Ravi Teja into Prakash Raj's orbit and sets up negotiations to settle the Bangkok feud. The alliance pushes the plot toward the central deal.

Prakash Raj lusts after Ileana and orders Ravi Teja to arrange a night with her. A clash with Prakash Raj's men follows, and the couple's bond is strained as Ileana ends up feeling torn. The couple's relationship becomes a focal point of the conflict.

Lakshmi Devi revisits the past and ensures Papayya throws the banana peel into a dustbin instead of onto the road. This alteration rewrites the sequence of events that follow. The shift creates a different path for the characters who will cross paths.

With the banana peel misstep corrected in the past, Sandy is caught red-handed by Subbaraju and jailed. Prakash Raj, furious at the setback, pushes to secure Sandy's release, intensifying the power struggle. Ravi Teja's role shifts toward brokering a deal between the feuding factions.

Ravi Teja is tasked by Prakash Raj's henchmen to broker a deal with Subbaraju. He and Subbaraju travel to Bangkok to negotiate the terms, advancing the central mission of uniting the rivals. The journey tests their resolve and alliances.

At the Bangkok airport, Ravi Teja spots Ileana again and falls in love, choosing her taxi over Goli's. Prakash Raj's men chase them in Goli's taxi, but the trio emerges safe as the taxi is destroyed. Ravi Teja promises to buy a taxi and stay at Ileana's home once the deal ends.

Ravi Teja and Ileana go to Prakash Raj with the 2 crore deal; Prakash Raj sees his sister reflected in Ileana and accepts him as her brother. Ileana, in turn, accepts the bond, while Ravi Teja proposes and she agrees. The personal and business stakes intertwine as they proceed.

The deal is interrupted when Subbaraju arrives with police. Ravi Teja and Ileana quarrel briefly before embracing, reaffirming their love as the conflict peaks. The confrontation leads to a climactic fight and a successful union.

Ravi Teja and Ileana begin a happy life together, with Prakash Raj becoming part of their family who will return after six months of imprisonment. Lakshmi Devi watches the scene and Lord Vishnu's plan is fulfilled, bringing happiness to the divine watcher. The frame ends with the couple building a home in Bangkok and beyond.