Samarasimha Reddy

In the bustling heart of a rustic town, a once‑thriving hotel stands as the centre of family pride and rivalry. Its stern matriarch, Kantamma, runs the establishment with an iron grip, while a savvy rival, Srikakulam Chittamma, constantly tests her dominance. The household revolves around three sisters—Sangeeta, Sarala and Saraswati—each bound by duty and longing for a brighter future. Into this charged atmosphere steps a charismatic newcomer who claims to be their long‑lost brother, arriving with the promise of lifting the family’s fortunes and restoring harmony.

The newcomer, known as Abbulu, carries the demeanor of someone accustomed to both hard work and hidden depths. He quickly becomes a catalyst for change, offering a blend of gentle guidance and quiet determination that hints at skills far beyond ordinary hospitality. While he wins the trust of the sisters with modest deeds, an undercurrent of mystery surrounds his true identity, suggesting connections to the fierce, faction‑filled world of Rayalaseema—a region marked by loyalty, pride, and longstanding feuds.

Beyond the hotel’s walls, the narrative hints at a broader tapestry of power struggles. A formidable faction leader, Veera Raghava Reddy, and his London‑born daughter, Anjali, loom in the background, suggesting that the family’s internal challenges may be mirrored by larger, territorial conflicts. The tone balances vibrant, larger‑than‑life drama with intimate, character‑driven moments, weaving together the warmth of sibling bonds and the tension of unseen forces at play.

All the while, the film’s atmosphere is steeped in the raw energy of its setting—dust‑kissed streets, the clang of kitchen pots, and the ever‑present hum of rivalry. The audience is left to wonder what hidden motives drive Abbulu’s sudden appearance, how his past intertwines with the region’s storied history, and whether the promise of a revitalized future can truly mend the fractures that have long defined this family’s world.

Last Updated: October 27, 2025 at 16:31