Major Chandrakanth

Chandrakanth is awarded the Param Vir Chakra for a mission that saves foreign delegates from the terrorist GK. The operation leaves Major Rajasekhar fatally wounded, and in his last moments he asks Chandrakanth to safeguard his daughter Sita's future with Sivaji. This pledge binds the destinies of Sita and Sivaji and sets the stage for the trials to come.

Rajasekhar's dying wish is for Sita to marry Sivaji, binding Chandrakanth to secure their union. Chandrakanth vows to see the alliance through, aware of the political and social implications. The promise becomes a recurring thread that influences many choices throughout the story.

Following the mission, Sivaji descends into crime, taking orders from the corrupt politician GK and partnering with Hema. He abandons his father's patriotic ideals as he slips deeper into deceit. The transformation highlights the corrosive power of corruption.

During a mass wedding, Sivaji accidentally ties the sacred thread to Sita while trying to evade the police. The moment binds Sita's fate to Sivaji in a symbolic and precarious way. The festive setting contrasts with the rising tension surrounding crime.

Chandrakanth returns home to Savitri and their daughters Bharati and Jhansi and begins confronting GK's criminal activities. He makes a stand against corruption and vows to restore justice in the community. The family rally around him as the conflict escalates.

Chandrakanth participates in protests against political injustices and is battered by baton blows. The assault tests his resolve and strengthens his commitment to justice. The incident also plants seeds for Sivaji's eventual transformation.

Chandrakanth's steadfast patriotism inspires Sivaji, who begins to question his criminal path. This peerless example rekindles a sense of duty and pushes him toward reform. Sivaji's internal struggle becomes a central arc in the story.

With Hema's support, Sivaji leaves home to expose the real culprits behind the chaos. He commits to reform and turn away from his deceitful past. The decision sets him on a dangerous path that strains his relationship with his father.

Gnaneswara Rao retaliates by having Sivaji arrested, attempting to cripple the reform movement. In the meantime, Chandrakanth collapses from the injuries he sustained earlier in confrontations. The family faces a critical turning point as the conflict intensifies.

Chandrakanth confronts Sivaji about his past actions, and Sivaji explains the circumstances that led him to commit fraud to save his brother-in-law. Chandrakanth remains dissatisfied with deceit, and Sivaji decides to leave to pursue a more honest path. The exchange tests their bond but deepens their resolve.

Hema dies while following GK and Gnaneswara Rao, sacrificing herself for the crusade against corruption. Sivaji mourns her loss but continues the fight with renewed determination. Her sacrifice adds emotional weight to the struggle.

Chandrakanth publicly exposes Gnaneswara Rao's crimes in court, but Rao escapes using false alibis. The exposure sharpens the sense of injustice and motivates the people to demand accountability. The legal battle intensifies the political conflict.

Savitri succumbs to terminal cancer, and Chandrakanth vows to destroy the corrupt forces threatening the nation. Her illness deepens the personal stakes for the family as they brace for the final battles. The vow strengthens the resolve to persevere.

Gnaneswara Rao captures Chandrakanth and kidnaps his family, triggering Sivaji and Chandrakanth to join forces for a daring rescue. They gather crucial evidence and prepare for a climactic confrontation with the corrupt powers. The tension reaches a fever pitch as the stakes become personal and national.

Chandrakanth presents the collected evidence in the assembly and hands the criminals over to the people's representatives. He succumbs to his injuries in the aftermath, delivering a tragic yet heroic ending. The film closes on a note that truth and justice endure beyond personal sacrifice.