Veera

Shyamsunder, an honest ACP, comes into direct conflict with local don Dhanraj. When Moksha is killed by Dhanraj's goons, Shyam's family is forced to live in fear of further violence. The threat to his loved ones pushes him to confront the crime lord.

To shield Shyam's family, the police arrange a security officer. Deva arrives to assume the protective role and reassure the family. The new arrangement offers a glimmer of safety, even as danger lingers in the backdrop.

Deva rescues Shyam from an attack by Dhanraj's men, keeping him and his family safe for the moment. The family clings to the hope that Moksha is alive and will call on Sundays, but they are told he went on an excursion, heightening their distress.

Shyam opens up to Deva about the real danger facing his family and the limits of the police protection. He fears for their safety and confides his worries to the man he believes can help. This confession marks a turning point in their alliance.

Shyam drops Anjali at school with Tiger, and during the routine drive he meets Aiki. Aiki is drawn to Shyam and begins forming feelings for him. The encounter foreshadows a new emotional thread in the present timeline.

Sathya, Shyam's wife, resents Deva's involvement with the family and tries to keep him at a distance. Her distrust adds tension within the already fragile protective arrangement. The family remains torn between fear and loyalty.

The truth comes out that Deva is actually Veera, a revered guardian of the village. Veera eliminates the security officer who worked for Dhanraj and assumes his role to shield Shyam's family. The revelation redefines the protector into a legendary figure for the villagers.

In the pre-interval scene, Dhanraj comes to kill Shyam and his family. Veera dispatches Dhanraj's men and defends them, but Pedda Rayudu suddenly arrives and shoots Dhanraj, revealing a larger nemesis. Veera collapses, losing consciousness.

A police officer assigns Veera to stay with Shyam's family for their safety, placing him within their home network. This formalizes Veera's continued protection while the film shifts into a flashback revealing his past. The arrangement keeps the current danger at bay for the moment.

The flashback reveals Veera as a powerful, kind-hearted village landlord who lives with his younger brother and his wife Chitra, who is beloved by the villagers. His life centers on family, loyalty, and strong community ties. The tranquility stands in stark contrast to the coming conflict.

Pedda Rayudu schemes to drive the villagers out to build a factory, and Veera stands against him. The clash escalates as Pedda tortures villagers while Veera defends his people with unwavering resolve. The fight tests Veera's limits and morality.

Pedda defeats Veera's defenses and kills his entire family, including Chitra who is pregnant, while Veera is away. The brutal loss fuels Veera's hunger for revenge and shapes his future actions. A younger brother's marriage to the officer's daughter soon follows, linking the alliances further.

Veera returns to exact revenge on Pedda, overpowering his henchmen before a final confrontation. An explosion spares Pedda's life, leaving Veera unaware of his survival at that moment. The cycle of vengeance drives the rest of the narrative.

Veera heads to the city to protect his step-sister's family, culminating in a decisive clash with Pedda. Aiki proposes to Veera and he accepts, bringing emotional closure as he reunites with his sister. The story closes on a note of hope and renewed family ties.