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Babloo Rao, a carefree young man, is recruited to work under local mafia head Shankar Goud. The arrangement comes through his father Narayana Rao who hopes the job will settle him down. Babloo's entry into Shankar's world sets the stage for rivalry and danger that follow.

Ballu, a feared local goon, is Shankar's rival. He aims to kill Shankar's sister Pooja to avenge his son's death, a plan that escalates the violence surrounding them. This feud foreshadows the deadly games to come.

Babloo falls in love with Pooja, drawing him deeper into the dangerous world around Shankar. The romance complicates loyalties as the lovers' future becomes tied to power struggles. Their feelings set up the central conflict with Ballu.

Shankar plans an arranged marriage between Pooja and Ajay, an NRI doctor. This move intensifies Babloo's resolve to win Pooja and foreshadows the clash between love and family loyalty. The matchmaking creates a direct friction with Babloo's aspirations.

Babloo and Pooja decide to marry and flee together, seeking a life outside the danger of Ballu and Shankar's machinations. Their elopement triggers a chase and deepens the conflict with Shankar's authority. The act raises the stakes for the lovers' future.

Babloo intervenes to rescue Pooja when Ballu closes in on them. The act cements Babloo's role as protector and pushes the lovers deeper into the crossfire between rival factions. It also raises the stakes for their future.

Shankar takes aim at Ballu to safeguard Pooja and preserve his control. The confrontation lines are drawn as loyalties shift and allies betray one another. The plan leads to personal injury and a deeper vendetta.

Brahmaji, Shankar's right hand, secretly works for Ballu. He dispatches a gun to Shankar only to reveal the betrayal when the gun is found unloaded and Shankar realizes he has been double-crossed. The trust within Shankar's circle collapses.

A brutal clash erupts as Shankar defeats many of Ballu's henchmen, but Brahmaji's betrayal leaves him badly injured. Ballu seizes the moment to abduct Pooja, plunging Babloo and everyone into a sharper crisis. The kidnapping raises the urgency to act.

Narayana Rao learns of Shankar's injury and Pooja's abduction. He arrives with help and orders Shankar's goons to release Babloo, pulling Babloo back into the fray. This intervention shifts the balance and gives Babloo a chance to confront Ballu again.

Misled by suspicion about Babloo and Pooja's relationship, Shankar fires Babloo and tells him to stay away. The move isolates Babloo from the family and complicates the rescue operation. Babloo must navigate a path outside Shankar's shadow to save Pooja.

Ballu orchestrates a trap that blocks five of Shankar's henchmen, leaving Shankar, Pooja, and Brahmaji cornered. The odds tilt against them as the enemies tighten the noose. The scene sets up the final confrontation.

Chary briefs Babloo about Pooja's captivity and instructs him to kill Ballu's henchmen to earn Pooja's rescue. Babloo agrees, stepping into a dangerous mission to save his love. The plan marks a shift from romance to action.

Babloo and Shankar join forces to take down Ballu and his men. Babloo fights to free Pooja, while Shankar engages Ballu in direct combat. The duel ends with Ballu defeated and Pooja secured.

With Ballu gone and order restored, Pooja and Babloo marry, sealing their union. The couple's happiness continues as Pooja gives birth to their first child, marking a new chapter for the family.