Poola Rangadu

Ranga sold his family home to raise money for investing in a 30-acre land deal that he believed would restore his family's dwindling fortunes. The home was originally meant to fund his younger sister's upcoming marriage, but he risked it all hoping to secure a brighter future for his family.

The feud originated when Konda Reddy's sister eloped with Lala Goud, who had once served under Konda Reddy's father. This betrayal deeply angered Konda Reddy and created a bitter rivalry between the two wealthy landowners that spans years, with each willing to murder the other to gain an advantage.

The flashback reveals this history as the root cause of the ongoing conflict.

The land lies between the territories of Konda Reddy and Lala Goud, two notorious local criminals who control the area. Both men consider the land theirs and will use any means necessary to prevent the other from gaining it, making anyone who tries to buy it a target for violence.

Anitha, the daughter of Lala Goud, develops genuine feelings for Ranga after he arrives in the village. Despite being from opposing sides of the feud, her affection is sincere. Ranga initially does not realize how deeply she cares for him, but their relationship becomes central to the conflict.

Angry over his sister's elopement with Lala Goud, Konda Reddy hatches a cruel plan to torment and control the people around his rival. He schemes to arrange a marriage that pits their families against each other, using the land conflict as leverage to exert power and revenge.

Ranga decides to stand up to Konda Reddy to protect his love for Anitha and his claim to the land. Despite facing fearsome pressure and threats to his life, his commitment to his family and his determination to secure a future drives him to fight the powerful adversary.

In the climactic confrontation, Ranga uses his grit and courage to battle Konda Reddy directly. Through determination and outwitting the powerful criminal, he defeats him and secures both the land and Anitha's affection, achieving a hard-won victory that seemed impossible given the odds.

Ranga's sister marriage funds are secured after his victory. By successfully obtaining the land and winning the resources he needed, Ranga is able to provide for his family's future, including funding his sister's marriage and keeping his loved ones safe.

Vasu, Ranga's old friend in the village, warns him to get out while there is still a chance and forget about the land because the area is controlled by dangerous criminals. He reveals the serious threat surrounding the land and the people protecting it.

Even after Vasu's warning about the danger, Ranga remains determined to salvage his family's finances. He hopes to gather enough money to secure his sister's marriage and protect his loved ones, believing the potential reward outweighs the risks.