Mangamma Gari Manavadu

Mangamma lives in a village where her valiant grandson Veeranna and Basavaiah's faction are locked in a bitter feud. The elders try to keep the peace, but the blood feud lingers. Chantabbai, Mangamma's son-in-law, keeps fanning the flames by arranging brutal bullfights that inflame Basavaiah's pride.

Veeranna and Malli, his cousin, fall in love, and their bond begins to bridge the rift between their families. The elders decide to seal the alliance with a wedding to restore harmony. The community hopes the couple's union will finally bring peace, if nothing else corrupts the plan.

Chintamani, Chantabbai's lover, and Chandarraju's pursuit of Malli complicate the looming marriage. They conspire on the eve of the bullfight to derail the engagement and deepen the feud. Basavaiah's power grows as the conspirators move behind the scenes.

Basavaiah, drunk and furious, announces a wager on who can beat his bull. He incites Chantabbai to press ahead with the plan, hoping to humiliate Veeranna and scuttle the wedding. Chandarraju secretly tamps down the bull to secure a quick, easy win.

Chandarraju's tampering exposes the ruse when the bull is defeated. Chantabbai, realizing the plot has collapsed, withdraws from the bet. Basavaiah's anger boils as the plan goes wrong and the feud reaches a new fever pitch.

With the scheme unraveled, Basavaiah demands Malli's surrender to salvage his honor. Mangamma's fierce resistance and roar drive the villains away, and hope returns for Veeranna and Malli's alliance. The village prepares to celebrate the forthcoming union.

On his return journey, Veeranna is betrayed by Basavaiah who stabs him and proclaims him dead. Malli collapses in grief, fearing the worst for her beloved. Veeranna survives the ambush but must disappear to hide from punishment.

Grief-stricken, Malli becomes obsessed with preserving Veeranna's letters and memory for his teacher. She keeps his name alive in his absence and clings to hope that he is alive. The village watches as she fights to hold together his legacy.

One year passes and Malli receives a letter that Veeranna is arriving the next day. Her joy turns to rapture as she plans for their reunion. Yet the news also carries questions about his current life.

Veeranna lands with a Punjabi girl, and everyone assumes he has espoused her. Malli collapses in shock, her dream of a Veeranna-Malli union in jeopardy. Veeranna himself appears to be under threat as Basavaiah's men close in.

Under attack, Veeranna fights Basavaiah's men and believes he has killed them. To avoid punishment or suspicion, he disappears again and enlists in the army. The battlefield becomes his new path, far from the village and his true love.

During a war, Veeranna befriends a soldier named Azim Singh who dies shielding him. Before dying, Azim entrusts his sister to Veeranna's care. Veeranna vows to honor that promise, shaping his future decisions.

Mangamma decides that Veeranna should marry the Punjabi girl to honor the unwritten feud terms. Malli, determined to protect Veeranna's memory, devises a plan to block the arrangement. She decorates the Punjabi girl as a bride and even contemplates suicide to thwart Basavaiah's bid for control.

Basavaiah and Chandarraju abduct the Punjabi girl, trying to force the match or remove a obstacle. Malli and the others race to intervene as the situation grows more dangerous. The conflict intensifies with the fate of the Punjabi girl hanging in the balance.

Mangamma and Veeranna confront the villains and rescue the Punjabi girl at last. The Punjabi girl sacrifices her life to save Mangamma, allowing Veeranna and Malli to wed. The movie closes with peace returning to the village and the lovers finally united.