Jalsa

Sanju, a postgraduate aerobics instructor, is in love with Indu. Indu wishes to marry him, but her police officer father disapproves and arranges her marriage to someone he deems suitable. This creates the central conflict between personal love and parental authority.

Indu's sister Bhagi and her friend Jo are chased by hoodlums and rescued by Sanju. Both Bhagi and Jo are ragged at the college before Sanju rescues them again. Through these incidents, both women begin developing feelings for Sanju.

Jo confesses her love and proposes to Sanju, who rejects her. Bhagi, with the help of Seenu, begins to woo Sanju in new ways to win him over. The stage is set for a developing romance and a potential love triangle.

Bhagi, following Seenu's plan, vacates the previous tenants in Sanju's house and moves in to woo him. The house becomes a stage for comical schemes as Bhagi tries different approaches to impress Sanju. Her persistence creates humorous, endearing moments that gradually draw them closer.

As Sanju and Bhagi grow closer, Jo's disclosure at a party derails their relationship. Sanju grows angry and ends things with Bhagi, unsettled by the revelation. The break sets up Bhagi's relentless pursuit to win him back.

Later, a drunken Sanju concedes that he may not be a perfect match, yet Bhagi's unwavering love pulls him back. They reconcile, sharing a kiss that signals a renewed commitment to each other. The couple's bond is reaffirmed and ready to face future challenges.

Damodar Reddy, a powerful land grabber, is released on parole and targets Sanju's life. His initial assault fails, but Abhi is kidnapped in the confrontation. Sanju rescues Abhi and vents his fury at friends who restrained him from taking the law into his own hands.

Sanju narrates a brutal flashback to his rural childhood: his brother dies, his father commits suicide as crops fail, and his mother dies soon after. At a burial, he slips and uproots a pillar, provoking Damodar Reddy's henchmen; he fights them and escapes into the forest, where he joins the Naxalites.

During a combing operation, Sanju teams with Indu and Bhagi's father (the police officer) to eliminate the Naxalites. He is rehabilitated as a college student in Hyderabad, signaling a return to civilian life. The past and present collide as he uses his skills to fight crime within the system.

Bhagi confesses to her father that she intends to marry Sanju, but her father reveals that Sanju is his ex-lover and an ex-Naxalite. Shocked, Bhagi agrees to submit to her father's decision.

The father arranges Bhagi's engagement to Raghuram. Sanju rejects the arrangement and confronts Damodar in jail after learning that Raghuram is Damodar's elder son.

Sanju kidnaps Damodar Reddy's younger son and faces off against his enemy, defeating him without killing. He proclaims that the art of victory is to defeat one's enemies, not to kill them, and then marries Bhagi. The reconciliation with Bhagi marks a new chapter.

A few months later, Damodar Reddy, now paralyzed, dies of a heart attack on the same road where Sanju defeated him. The death caps the arc of vengeance and establishes Sanju and Bhagi's peaceful future.