Mitrudu

Indu, Sai Krishna's daughter, studies abroad and aims to become a top-tier daughter-in-law. Muni Swamy pushes to marry Indu to his infamous son when a brawl erupts. Meanwhile, Sai Krishna pursues a prosperous alliance for Indu through advocate Vishwanath.

During the confrontation, Muni Swamy's attempt to murder Sai Krishna triggers a disastrous accident. Though the attack backfires, Sai Krishna survives but the incident plunges the family into turmoil. The incident accelerates tensions and complicates future plans.

One year later, Indu secretly returns to India and visits Kumbakonam to consult a powerful astrologer about a horoscope defect. The astrologer proclaims that the remedy lies in marrying an incredible man, and the way to detect him is through bravery and strength. His prophecy sets off a new quest tied to destiny.

Back in Malaysia, Aditya is a valorous yet despondent man waiting to depart from life. Indu senses a connection through her star sign and begins to shadow him, observing his every move. She also aids his physi­cally challenged friend Madhu and supports his welfare organization.

Indu declares her love for Aditya, and though he initially resists, he becomes convinced by her sincerity and agrees to marry. Their wedding proceedings bind them together, aligning with the astrologer's quest for destiny. The ceremony marks the beginning of a complex, fated union.

Confronted with a horoscope predicting her spouse's death within a month, Indu devises a plan to escape the doomed fate. She reveals she is secretly in love with Madhu, who is an impostor and wealth trap, complicating her marriage to Aditya. The plot threads begin to intertwine with deception and desire.

Indu and Madhu slip away to India, while Aditya follows, aware of the deception and determined to protect Indu. He resolves to expose Madhu's deceit and safeguard her from the emerging danger. The trio heads toward a confrontation that could redefine their lives.

On their arrival, Sai Krishna initially disavows the union, but advocate Viswanath asserts Aditya's legitimacy as the true son-in-law. Viswanath leverages proof from Keshava, Sai Krishna's trusted ally, to sway the family toward acceptance. The tension shifts as legitimacy battles doubt.

Begrudged by the turn of events, Muni Swamy escalates his vendetta and plots with Madhu's father Keshava to destabilize Aditya and Sai Krishna. They attempt to mobilize workers against Aditya and frame him as a threat to the family. The conspiracy deepens as betrayals surface.

In the escalating clash, Madhu stabs Keshava, exposing his treachery and the danger to Indu. Aditya steps in to shield Indu and confront the schemers, but the confrontation leaves him gravely injured. The courtroom of danger tightens around the couple.

Lawyer Viswanath confirms to Sai Krishna that Aditya is the man he always wanted as his son-in-law, swaying the family toward reconciliation. The revelation reaffirms Aditya's place in the household and strengthens Indu's resolve. Trust and truth begin to reclaim their rightful space.

Raghavendra Bapineedu's 80th birthday brings the extended family from abroad for a festive gathering. A hazardous blast ruptures the house, shaken by misfortune and fury, but Aditya survives thanks to the bracelet gifted by his grandfather. The disaster tests faith and future choices.

Viswanath remarks that it has been exactly one year since Aditya's family died, and he travels to their village to perform the rites. In a shock, Aditya disappears, leaving Indu to confront the possibility of a second tragedy. The mystery deepens as time wears on.

Indu reaches the village, where she learns Madhu's true shade and the depth of the plot with Muni Swamy. Overwhelmed by the revelations, she teeters on the edge of despair and even contemplates suicide. The weight of deceit and loss presses hard on her.

In a decisive turn, Aditya awakens and battles the schemers to secure Indu's safety. He defeats the antagonists, restoring hope and love between them. The film closes on a hopeful note with Aditya and Indu united against their trials.