Vinaya Vidheya Rama

As an infant, Ram is adopted by Konidela Bhuvan Kumar, Sekar, Raju, and Madhunandan. He proves his courage when he kills a kidnapper who tries to kill them, saving the family from immediate danger. Dr. Konidela Subramanyam then decides to raise Ram and his brothers as his own children.

Years pass and Ram grows up alongside his brothers, sisters-in-law and their children, sharing a happy, close-knit life. The family bonds are strong as they support each other through everyday challenges. The story establishes the foundation of loyalty that underpins the later conflicts.

Ram falls in love with Sita, the daughter of activist Puppy, known for her women's rights work. Their bond deepens quickly, leading to an engagement that strengthens Ram's family standing. The engagement places Ram on a path toward a larger public life.

Ballem Balaram, an aspiring politician, tries to bribe Bhuvan after seizing his black money. Bhuvan refuses to be bought, and Ram publicly threatens Balaram in front of the media to expose his corruption. The confrontation heightens tensions between crime, politics, and Ram's family.

Pandem Parasuram asks Bhuvan to apologize, but Ram responds with threats and a thrashing that shows his protective stance over his family. The incident signals a widening rift with Parasuram and sets in motion further threats.

Humiliated, Parasuram seeks help from Shankar, an encounter specialist. Shankar orchestrates a plan that places Ram's family in danger, turning their safety into a hostage situation. Ram must decide how far he will go to protect them.

Ram travels to confront the conflict and apologizes Parasuram, but instead encounters goons from Bihar sent by the dictator Raja Bhai. A violent clash erupts as Ram fights to safeguard his family and their reputation.

In a flashback, Bhuvan is sent to Bihar to fulfill his role as the election commissioner, setting the stage for the danger that follows.

Meanwhile, Ram travels with his family and Sita to Gujarat to visit a temple, unaware of the danger brewing in Bihar. This journey provides a temporary separation that will intersect with future peril.

When Bhuvan reaches Bihar, the group is captured and brought before Raja Bhai. Bhuvan calls Ram, who is at the airport, informing him of the crisis. Ram immediately heads toward the danger to rescue his family.

Ram reaches the site and single-handedly defeats about 300 men. He is captured and taken to Raja Bhai. In the ensuing confrontation, Bhuvan is stabbed by Raja Bhai and dies, leaving Ram and his brothers devastated.

Gayathri Devi, Ram's elder sister-in-law and Bhuvan's wife, is devastated by the loss and urges Ram to honor Bhuvan at his pyre and confront Raja Bhai. Her grief steels the family's resolve to seek justice.

Raja Bhai recovers from his coma, triggering a renewed confrontation. Gayathri challenges Ram to face Raja Bhai and end the menace once and for all.

Ram battles Raja Bhai's henchmen and ultimately decapitates Raja Bhai with a sword attached to a tree, avenging Bhuvan's death. The climactic duel showcases Ram's resolve to protect his family and their honor.

With Raja Bhai defeated, Ram and Sita are reunited with Ram's brothers and their families. The family closes this chapter, strengthened by their trials and togetherness.