Samarasimha Reddy

Kantamma, who runs a small hotel, torments her stepchildren, including Vasu and his three sisters. This harsh treatment leads Vasu to revolt and run away from home. Years later, the family dynamic shifts as the hotel begins to falter.

A charming rival, Srikakulam Chittamma, entices customers and drives Kantamma toward bankruptcy. Amid the decline, Abbulu joins as an employee and gradually helps turn the hotel profitable again. The stake of the family’s fortune hangs in the balance.

Abbulu confesses to Sangeeta, Sarala, and Saraswati that he is actually Vasu. He asks them to keep the secret, fearing their aunt Kanthamma would drive him away again. The revelation ties him to the sisters in a complicated bond.

Abbulu aims to orchestrate Sangeeta's wedding, educate Sarala, and help Saraswati with her paralysis. To achieve these goals, he works hard to accumulate money and win Kantamma's trust. His plans set the stage for further conflicts and alliances.

A struggle with Chittamma intensifies, and in the course of their interactions, Chittamma’s feelings shift and she grows to love Abbulu. The romance adds another layer to the already tangled family dynamics.

The sons of the amputee factionist Veera Raghava Reddy begin searching for Abbulu. In a chance encounter, Abbulu, with the help of Kotilingam, has them arrested by the police, intensifying the feud between their families.

Veera Raghava Reddy’s daughter Anjali returns from London, enraged by her father’s misfortunes and pledges to seek vengeance on Abbulu. Her arrival marks a turning point in the span of power within the region.

The goons of the notorious Bandabbai tease Sangeeta at the hotel, prompting Abbulu to intervene and beat them. Bandabbai then tries to secure Sangeeta’s marriage to his brother by bribing Kantamma, escalating tensions.

Abbulu recovers Saraswati, who is in danger, and also saves Sangeeta from a troubling plot. He warns Kantamma and reveals to the women that he is Vaasu, deepening the rift and mystery around his true identity.

Anjali proclaims Abbulu to be Samarasimha Reddy, the killer of Vasu. This accusation galvanizes the sisters to view him with suspicion and fuels the conflict between identities and loyalties.

Despite the allegations, Chittamma offers shelter to Abbulu. He then narrates his life story and the events that led to the current predicament, clarifying his motives and past actions. The truth reshapes relationships and heights tension.

Anjali uses the dispute over Vasu’s obsequies to manipulate circumstances and makes Samarasimha Reddy drink poison and collapse. The act deepens the crisis and reveals the reach of Anjali's vendetta.

Bandabbai’s gang raids during the ongoing turmoil, and Samarasimha Reddy regains consciousness and defeats them. He is admitted to the hospital, where his heroism is recognized by the authorities.

In a flashback, Samarasimha Reddy emerges as a roaring lion and son of Narasimha Reddy. He nurtures Vasu as his younger brother, who later dies in a battle where Samarasimha Reddy vows to guard his sisters. This history fuels the present ties and loyalties.

With Chittamma guiding Anjali toward accepting Samarasimha Reddy, a wedding ensues. Veera Raghava Reddy attempts to disrupt the alliance, but finally his resistance collapses and he commits suicide, paving the way for a hopeful ending.