Jagannatham, Nageshwara Rao Akkineni is a ruthless, wealthy man who twists fate to keep his sister Parvati bound to his friend Narayana. He plots with his loyal ally Kotappa, Kota Srinivasa Rao, enmeshing Jagannatham in a murder case and manipulating Parvati into giving a false statement that helps secure a conviction against him. The cruelty deepens when they even plot to kill Parvati while she is pregnant, only for a wise rescuer named Mahalakshmi to intervene. After Parvati flees the city, she gives birth to a baby boy named Ravi, setting the stage for a new generation to face the fallout of these scheming moves.
Years pass, and Ravi grows into a lively, restless young man who bickers at every job and frequently loses his employment. At the same time, he clashes with Chitti, the daughter of Jagannatham who runs a hotel in the neighborhood, a girl who doesn’t hesitate to stand up to him. In the present, Jagannatham lives as a mechanic, and a turning point arrives when Ravi saves him from trouble with a dancer, earning him a job in Jagannatham’s workshop. From there, a string of light-hearted misadventures unfolds, and the bond between Ravi and Chitti blossoms into love.
As the relationship strengthens, Jagannatham slowly gives his blessing for their engagement. Yet, on the eve of the wedding, a fit of anger rises in Jagannatham, who misjudges Ravi as a mere relative and rejects the alliance. The story pivots on a new alliance of purpose: Jagannatham and Ravi realize they share a common goal to take on Narayana. They decide to confront him, entering Narayana’s world and stirring up a tangle of relationships to unsettle him, all while navigating the reactions of those around them.
Narayana’s life complicates further when he has already remarried to Mahalakshmi. Upon learning the truth of the past, Mahalakshmi herself chooses to join the fight, aligning with Ravi and Jagannatham. What follows is a humorous, eventful sequence in which Narayana is given a stern, farcical lesson, and the family’s ties begin to mend. Through wit and warmth, the misunderstandings loosen their grip, bringing reconciliation and renewed affection among everyone.
In the end, the long-standing tensions dissolve, and the story culminates in a joyous conclusion: Ravi and Chitti’s forthcoming marriage symbolically seals the unity of the family, turning a tale of deceit and revenge into a celebration of love, forgiveness, and second chances.
