Ladies Tailor

The village tale introduces Sundaram, a talented yet lazy tailor who dreams of wealth more than steady work. He ignores the repeated urging of his devoted student Sitaramudu and his friend Battala Satyam, who push him to apply real effort. Sundaram's life begins with a tension between luck and labor.

A Koyadora arrives with a prophecy that Sundaram’s luck could crown him king when he stitches a garment for a woman who bears a distinctive mole on her right thigh. He shares this omen with his friends, who grow uneasy about the looming influence of the fierce chieftain Venkata Ratnam. The prophecy sets up the stakes for the coming drama.

Sundaram sews a blouse for Sundari, the volatile sister of Venkata Ratnam, pulling him into flirtations and a web of fate. He boasts that three girls—Nagamani, Neelaveni, and Daiya—are vying to marry him, a claim that heightens the village’s interest and tests his loyalty. This move tees up the central conflict between desire, reputation, and power.

To prevent trouble, Sundaram’s confidant Seenu and his friends decide to watch over him, keeping an eye on reckless moves and managing information flow. They fear the consequences of Sundaram’s schemes amid Venkata Ratnam’s volatile politics. This protective watch marks a tense early dynamic in Sundaram’s ascent.

A chance sighting of a mole on the newly appointed schoolteacher Sujatha shifts Sundaram’s fixation from rumor to a real possibility of happiness. He begins to pursue her seriously, redefining his ambitions. The romance becomes a legitimate pivot in the village’s schemes.

Venkata Ratnam tolerates no misstep and leverages Sundaram’s friends by offering bribes to handle Seenu, intensifying the pressure on Sundaram. The chieftain’s meddling deepens the tightrope Sundaram must walk between ambition and loyalty.

Sundaram resumes his pursuit of Sujatha, and there is genuine reciprocation—she returns his feelings, and he grows fond of her in earnest. Yet the village’s three contenders begin to coalesce around a common plan that jeopardizes his chances.

The three contenders Nagamani, Neelaveni, and Daiya start to align their interests, forming a common plan that complicates Sundaram's ambitions. Sujatha is undergoing training and must contend with Sundaram’s risky scheme to win her heart.

Sundari becomes pregnant, and suspicion falls on Sundaram as the crowd closes in—villagers, rivals, and former allies all weigh in. The social pressure tests Sundaram’s grip on power and relationships.

Just as Venkata Ratnam readies a final strike, Sujatha reveals the truth about the real killer, unmasking Sitaramudu and turning the tide. The revelation shifts blame and redefines loyalties in the village.

Enraged, Venkata Ratnam erupts, but Sujatha manages to restrain him and condemns Sundaram’s folly—his mistreatment of women and reckless schemes. The confrontation exposes the cost of Sundaram’s choices.

Overcome with remorse, Sundaram pleads for forgiveness and chooses to withdraw from his life of scheming. He confronts the consequences of his actions and vows to change.

Sujatha steps in to halt his departure, and the couple ultimately marries. Their union signals a turn toward honesty and partnership after a season of deception.

The ending returns to the prophecy’s thread as Sundaram accepts the mole-bearing Sundari as the destined woman, bringing the tale full circle with a light, comic note. The village smiles at reconciliation and the myth is fulfilled in an unexpected, hopeful way.