Hanuman Junction

Krishna and Dasu are the best friends who run KD & Co and act as the notorious goons of Hanuman Junction. They maintain a hostile rivalry with the vicious opponent Devudayya. This setup establishes the criminal personas and the feud that will drive the story.

Meenakshi, Devudayya's daughter, has loved Krishna since childhood. Krishna does not reciprocate initially because he fears Dasu would not accept the bond. The love triangle seeds the central conflict that drives later clashes.

Sathru, a young manager at KD & Co, is repeatedly mistreated by Krishna and Dasu because of his foolish conduct. He dreams of proving himself and gaining respect. This dynamic foreshadows the schemes he will hatch later.

Devi, Dasu's educated sister, is secretly loved by Sathru. He joins the company to win Devi's affection, disguising his true intentions behind workplace ambition. Devi's presence weighs on the brothers and reshapes the family dynamics.

KD & Co shelters Sangeeta after she is expelled by her elders from the music world. The troupe's fate becomes entangled with the brothers' personal lives. This sheltering creates the initial bridge between the love stories and the company’s power play.

Devi tells Sathru that her brothers must be married first, pressuring the plan to wed Krishna and Dasu. Sathru sees this as an opportunity to advance his own agenda. The constraint tightens the timeline for the forthcoming marriages.

Sathru organizes Krishna's alliance with Meenakshi while trying to patch up Sangeeta with Dasu. His schemes drive the evolving relationships and set the stage for misunderstandings. The plan is meant to consolidate family alliances but begins pulling the friends into a web of mistaken loyalties.

Sathru's manipulation leads Krishna to accept Sangeeta's proposal as Dasu's fiancée, believing he is securing Dasu's marriage. Meanwhile, Sangeeta secretly loves Krishna, deepening the personal conflicts. The mistaken engagement triggers a cascade of emotional collisions.

Krishna finally confesses his love for Meenakshi to Dasu after realizing Meenakshi is his true beloved. Dasu is surprised and conflicted but begins to understand the situation. The revelation starts to realign everyone's romantic loyalties.

They bring Meenakshi home and confront Devudayya, with wedding preparations beginning in earnest. The family and friends brace for what promises to be a united future. The tension peaks as alliances are tested before the weddings.

Sathru realizes the mishap and tries to rectify, but his actions trigger chaos and push KD & Co toward greater conflict. His adjustments ripple through the household, worsening the rift between Krishna and Dasu. The brothers confront the consequences of manipulation.

Devudayya exploits the rift between KD & Co to widen the feud and gain the upper hand. He manipulates allies and circumstances to destabilize the brothers. This feud threatens to derail all wedding plans.

Dasu aims to marry Meenakshi, but Krishna blocks him, leading to a struggle between their loyalties. The conflict tests the strength of their friendship and the depth of their love triangles. The situation pushes everyone toward a dramatic turning point.

Krishna is prepared to relinquish his own love to protect his friendship with Dasu. This sacrifice underscores the depth of their bond and the heavy toll of the ongoing crisis. It sets the stage for the eventual resolution.

Dasu changes his mind, joins Krishna and Meenakshi, and decides to marry Sangeetha. The film closes with the three couples coming together in a celebratory finale. The wedding montage seals the reconciliation and the unity of friends, lovers, and family.