Devullu

An eminent singer, Prashanth, is instantly drawn to Nirmala's candor. She helps him reclaim his reputation as a composer, and soon her talent surpasses his. Their union grows into a family that will be tested by time and pride.

Time passes and Prashanth and Nirmala have two children, Chintu and Bhavani. Ego clashes begin to surface, straining their relationship and affecting the children. The family atmosphere grows tense as the threat of divorce looms over them.

The grandmother explains that many misfortunes arise because the parents forgot to complete seven sacred vows at holy places. The siblings pledge to perform those vows to reunite their parents. Prepared for a pilgrimage, the kids set out on their quest with hope.

The children reach Kanipakam to perform the Mudupu vow before Siddhi Vinayaka. Mushika warns that evils come from Kali's decree, and only faith can defeat him. An obstacle arises as an accident is engineered to derail their lawyer, forcing a temporary delay.

On the way to Tirumala, a group of burglars attacks the family. Lord Venkateswara shields the children and escorts them with his consort Alamelu Manga on a temple tour. When the parents' absence is noticed and the police intervene, the deities vanish, leaving the family to regroup.

Grandmother and Major BM Rao track the children and guide them along a route toward Bhadrachalam, finally reaching Vijayawada. Anjineeya offers comfort and keeps them hopeful, while divine messengers Rama, Lakshmana, and Sita appear to help steer them toward Vijayawada. The journey faces financial strain, including a ferry mishap, yet they press on.

Back in Vijayawada, a clever intervention involves a squirrel tearing the divorce papers, delaying the split. The act buys precious time for the siblings to complete their vows. The family redoubles their resolve as the holy quest continues.

In Vijayawada, a thief steals Kanakadurga's nose stud and hides it inside the children's bag, Eerumudulu. The kids carry the precious item unknowingly, complicating the vow process. They race to recover the piece as the pursuer closes in.

The children spend a night in the temple and cannot complete the Vratham vow. Srisaila Bharmarambika arrives, completes the vow, and asks that the nose stud be offered to her. They fulfill the vow at Srisailam, but the thief continues to chase them.

The journey brings them to Shirdi where Sai Baba's history is shared and a playful moment with the kids lifts their spirits. The visit strengthens their faith and gives them courage to pursue the final destination. They press on with renewed hope.

They reach Sabarimala with the support of devotees, but Kali's influence returns when the thief steals Eerumudulu again, assuming the nose stud is inside. The bags arrive at Ayyappa, yet the vow remains incomplete as the children falter on the final act. Their determination grows as they prepare for a self-sacrificial moment.

Ayyappa moves toward them, and the children's enormous spirits become their weapons against Kali. The Lord shields the kids and guides them back to their parents, restoring faith and harmony. Kali is vanquished as love and perseverance triumph.

The film ends with Ayyappa blessing the reunited family and resting in their laps. The tale emphasizes the enduring values of human relations, faith, and devotion. The family finds lasting happiness through forgiveness and unity.