Mosagallaku Mosagadu

In the chaos after the Battle of Bobbili (1757), the Amaraveedu treasure is hidden inside a cave protected by five doors. Two friends, Daanaala Dharmayya and Pagadaala Subbayya, decide to safeguard it by splitting and hiding the keys across different places. Dharmayya escapes to Kurnool while Subbayya flees to Gadwal, effectively separating to keep the treasure safe.

Krishna Prasad, a reformer fighting for the poor against the new government, confronts Naaganna, a highway robber. Naaganna is captured and offered a reward of 1000 gold coins for his capture. Krishna ropes Naaganna and turns him in, but secretly frees him so they can share the loot, a move that earns Krishna broad support from the local community.

A blind former servant of the Amaraveedu court who knows the keys location reveals it at a highway tavern. Sathyam tortures the blind man for details about the keys and learns that Daanaala Dharmayya is in Kurnool before killing him in haste. Radha begins to sense a personal vendetta forming.

Radha, Dharmayya's daughter, discovers her father dying and is misled into believing Pagadaala Subbayya is responsible for the murder. She vows to avenge him, setting her on a path with Krishna to seize the treasure.

On his deathbed, Pagadaala Subbayya reveals the treasure location to his son and mentions that he had given one of the keys to Komarayya, a retired constable in Kurnool. This links the treasure to Komarayya and raises the stakes of the pursuit. The revelation hints at further danger and shifting loyalties.

Krishna Prasad falls in love with Radha and sees her potential. He trains her as a sharpshooter to help in avenging the family and pursuing the treasure. Their partnership grows as they prepare for the coming battles.

Radha pursues revenge and comes into conflict with Bijili, a rival cowgirl who also loves Krishna. Naaganna tries to steal Krishna's loot and is left stranded in the desert by Krishna. Naaganna swears revenge and joins forces with Bijili.

In the desert, Naaganna and Bijili capture and torture Krishna. They find a cart of corpses including Pagadaala Subbayya's son, who reveals the treasure secret to Krishna. The revelation sets Krishna on a determined path to recover the treasure.

Driven by greed, Naaganna impersonates Subbayya to help Krishna recover. Krishna and Radha escape together, while Naaganna is captured by Sathyam's gang and later rescued by Krishna, reestablishing their alliance.

Radha reveals that her late father once worked for Constable Komarayya, who had received one of the keys from Daanaala Dharmayya. This connects Komarayya to the key and deepens the quest for the cave.

Krishna, Radha, and Naaganna journey toward the treasure cave and face a fierce battle with rival robbers who want the treasure for themselves. They prevail and reach the cave, where Krishna discovers five sacks of treasure. The trio secures the treasure and prepares to restore justice.

Krishna and Radha share the five sacks of treasure, ending the conflict and delivering justice to the poor. Naaganna remains loyal to Krishna after a series of shifting loyalties. The story ends with the community benefiting from the recovered treasure.