Seema Simham

Dhanunjaya Rao and Chandra Sekhar, two best friends, explore the depth of true friendship. Dhanunjaya shows the importance of loyalty and support. They are blessed with two healthy male children on the same day, marking a joyous start to their lives.

As a police officer, Chandra Sekhar corners a dreaded goon whose men abduct Dhanunjaya Rao's son as part of a ransom exchange. In the ensuing confrontation, he shoots the criminal to protect the boy. Tragically, Dhanunjaya Rao's son dies in the turmoil.

Dhanunjaya Rao's wife Lakshmi sinks into a blackout, overwhelmed by grief. The family is shattered and the world seems to lose its color. Dhanunjaya Rao vows revenge and begins a personal quest for the culprits.

Years later, Dhanunjaya Rao witnesses Durga Prasad's rectitude as he rebukes corrupt cops and fights to defend the needy. He entrusts Durga Prasad with locating the killer's son and taking revenge. This marks Durga Prasad's formal entry into the family's life.

Durga Prasad moves into Dhanunjaya Rao's residence, where he meets Charulatha (Baby), Dhanunjaya Rao's playful nephew. After a few clashes, the girl softens and Durga Prasad earns the family's trust. He gradually helps Lakshmi cope with grief.

Durga Prasad forms a bond with Simbhu Prasad, who appears as Chandra Sekhar's son. He dies in a collision with Durga Prasad, a twist that shocks the family and signals the coming revelations.

Dhanunjaya Rao's couple fully accepts Durga Prasad as their own son, hoping he will help heal Lakshmi and eventually reveal his lineage. The bond between Durga Prasad and the family deepens as they plan for the future.

Chamundeswari, Durga Prasad's sister-in-law, resists the growing bond and claims Durga Prasad is not the true heir. She sows distrust and provokes conflict within the family, complicating the path to unity.

The narrative shifts to a village where MP Kaaleswara Rao oppresses the locals under his rule. Hema, a charming woman, stands out by challenging the status quo and empowering the oppressed. The stage is set for Durga Prasad's return to confront the new danger.

Durga Prasad encounters Kaaleswara Rao's son, and Hema falls in love with him. At the same time, Kulashekar Rao pushes for a caste-based marriage between Hema and Durga Prasad's father, complicating the romance. The tensions between love and tradition intensify.

Durga Prasad fights to shield the village from Kaaleswara Rao's oppression, but the confrontation results in damage to his right arm, leaving him temporarily paralyzed. The injury becomes a turning point in his ability to protect the people he loves. Hema stays by his side to support him.

Hema defies her parents and stays at Durga Prasad's house, supporting him through recovery. The couple's bond strengthens as they navigate family opposition and deepen their commitment. Their relationship becomes a beacon of resilience for the community.

Chamundeswari engineers a cover-up to conceal Durga Prasad's true parentage and leads to Kulashekar Rao canceling the match. The revelation threatens to derail the union and rekindles old wounds within the family.

A startling revelation confirms that Durga Prasad is the actual son of Chandra Sekhar, with Simbhu Prasad noted as his younger progeny. The plot twist is designed to test Lakshmi's resilience and restore peace to the family. The truth redefines loyalties and family bonds.

Dhanunjaya Rao confronts Kaaleswara Rao and Chamundeswari. Durga Prasad bows his head in a sacrificial gesture, but Lakshmi intervenes to prevent tragedy. Durga Prasad defeats the villains, and forgiveness heals old wounds. The film ends with the marriage of Durga Prasad and Hema.