Prema Nagar

Kalyan, a Zamindari tycoon and habitual alcoholic playboy, boards a flight and crosses paths with air hostess Latha. Latha immediately senses his lifestyle and refuses to be impressed by empty bravado. The encounter seeds a complicated bond that will drive the film's conflict.

After the flight, Latha agrees to take the post of secretarial assistant, setting ground rules for her association with Kalyan. He demands to act according to his temperament, while she asserts her dignity and independence. This professional arrangement marks the beginning of their complicated relationship.

The next day they travel to Kalyan's estate palace where he introduces Latha to his formidable family: Ranigaru, Kesava Varma, and Indrani. The air grows tense as old loyalties and power politics surface. Latha steps into a world rife with privilege and pressure.

Kesava Varma pretends to split the vast estate for Kalyan's welfare and entrusts the entire property to Latha's direction. This move places Latha at the center of power within the family, testing her resolve and loyalty. Kalyan remains aloof but watches as his sister-in-law Indrani and brother maneuver behind the scenes.

Latha starts managing the estate, and though Kalyan's eccentricity is initially misread, she gradually recognizes the depth of his inner integrity. The partnership between them grows, even as his reputation for debauchery echoes through the halls. The family watches closely as this unlikely alliance forms.

Rani intensifies pressure on Kalyan's public image, painting him as debauched even as Latha pledges to reform him. She supports his attempt to change, convincing him to pursue a steadier life. This push and pull sets the stage for the couple's fragile trust.

During a confrontation prompted by Rani, Latha is badly hurt, and Kalyan collapses on seeing her blood. He confesses the deep pain of his neglected birth and mother's indifference, revealing how grief has driven his self-destructive behavior. The moment marks a turning point toward genuine commitment.

The film flashes back to the day Aaya, the one who doted on Kalyan, is killed by Rani who envied the bond. Kalyan’s idolization of Aaya fuels the pain that drives him toward drinking and withdrawal. This traumatic memory explains his vow to reform.

Moved by his past and Latha's faith in him, Kalyan swears off his debauched lifestyle and promises to become a man of mark. He makes a visible effort to change, signing his oath to cure himself of alcoholism. Latha stands by him, believing in his capacity to reform.

To symbolize his eternal love, Kalyan presents the palace Prem Nagar to Latha and marks her as the enduring queen of his life. The gesture consolidates their bond and deepens the family’s intrigue. Latha accepts the gift, still wary of the political currents around them.

Rani and Kesava Varma conspire to pull the couple apart by incriminating Latha in a theft. The accusation shakes Kalyan's trust, and Latha, shaken, quits the estate. The episode exposes how danger and deceit threaten their fragile union.

Kalyan fights back against the conspiracy and ventures out to find Latha, only to be met with her firm refusal. He pleads with her, but she remains steadfast, emphasizing her self-respect over reunion. The rift drives him to a deeper emotional crisis.

The wedding preparations reach a climax when the bridal party is declared off, and Rani proclaims Latha as her daughter-in-law, attempting to reposition Latha within Kalyan's life. Latha's resistance falters as the social pressure intensifies. The revelation reshapes their future prospects.

Lovers finally reunite as Kalyan travels to Prem Nagar, where he consumes poison in a moment of lovesick surrender. The act precipitates a life-or-death crisis that forces the couple to confront their future. This dramatic turn tests the limits of love and loyalty.

After a period in hospital, Kalyan survives the poisoning ordeal and returns to reclaim his life with Latha. The narrative culminates in a hopeful union, affirming that their devotion transcends the family scheming that surrounded them. The film ends on a note of reconciled love and shared happiness.