Sarileru Neekevvaru

Bharathi, a medical college professor, lives with her elder son, younger son Ajay, his wife, and their daughter, along with an adoptive daughter. The family is busy organizing the daughter's wedding while Bharathi manages her responsibilities at home. She calls Ajay to return home and help with the arrangements.

Ajay Krishna, a Major in the Para SF, is severely injured during a high-stakes rescue operation. The mission tests his resilience and leaves him sidelined for a while. The injury sets off a chain of events that affect the family back home.

General Murali Sharma assigns Ajay Krishna and Captain Prasad to inform the family after the wedding so that wedding preparations continue without interruption. They must deliver the news with discretion and care. The mission takes them on a train heading toward Kurnool.

On the train, Samskruthi, a lively and somewhat irritating-comic girl, spots Ajay Krishna and develops a crush. She makes persistent, humorous attempts to impress him, though he remains reserved. Her spontaneous charm adds a contrasting lightness to the tense situation.

When they reach Kurnool, Bharathi's house is found empty as the family has gone into hiding to escape MLA Nagendra. Ajay and Prasad begin to uncover why the family vanished. The disappearance sets the stage for the ensuing confrontation.

Nagendra's henchmen threaten Bharathi's family, forcing them into a perilous situation. Ajay Krishna arrives to defend them and confront the attackers with a firm warning that Nagendra will face consequences. The confrontation marks Ajay's direct challenge to Nagendra's power.

Bharathi reveals that she filed a case against Nagendra for planning her cousin's murder, which was mischaracterized as a suicide. The fallout is swift as she is suspended from the college on allegations of leaking an exam paper. To add to the turmoil, her daughter's wedding is postponed.

Ajay Krishna and Bharathi decide to return to Nagendra's house to gather evidence and force accountability. They resolve to expose the scams and protect the family from further pressure. This alliance marks a turning point in their fight against Nagendra.

With the in-laws persuaded, Ajay reconstitutes Bharathi's daughter's wedding with the same fiancé. He negotiates to preserve the original match while maintaining the family’s dignity. The wedding planning resumes amid the ongoing fight against Nagendra.

Ajay Krishna rescues government officer Ramakrishna from goons in a forest and learns that Nagendra is tied to a large scam. Ramakrishna provides crucial information about corruption involving Nagendra and a bank officer who is Bharathi's cousin. This revelation broadens the scope of the fight against corruption.

Ramakrishna, the bank officer (Bharathi's cousin), and a techie who works for Nagendra Technologies attempt to expose the scheme with help from a techie. Nagendra discovers the plot and has the bank officer and the techie killed, while Ramakrishna is captured and kept hidden in a forest.

Ajay confronts Nagendra's party members, detailing the corruption and the scams he runs. He warns that protecting Nagendra would only perpetuate crime. The party eventually expels Nagendra from the fold, leaving him exposed to legal consequences.

Bharathi's daughter's marriage finally takes place while Ajay Krishna is declared dead. He returns to inform the family after the ceremony and performs his last rites. The moment marks a bittersweet victory and his ultimate sacrifice.

Three months pass after Ajay's death, and Nagendra is shown as a reformed leader who believes in discipline and respect. Ajay marries Samskruthi, symbolizing a hopeful turn for both the personal and political arcs. The end suggests that reform and love can coexist with sacrifice.