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Mahendra Reddy marries his love Lakshmi despite his father Dharmendra's disapproval. The marriage triggers a deep rift at home and Mahendra departs to build a life away from his family. The early years are marked by the absence of the elder generation while a new family begins.

Lakshmi dies giving birth to Siddharth Reddy (Siddu), leaving Mahendra grief-stricken. Siddu enters the world with his father's devotion and becomes the center of his love. The bond between father and son grows from that moment.

Dharmendra devises a meticulous plan to drive a wedge between father and son. He arranges a remarriage for Mahendra with his friend's daughter to create distance and a barrier around Siddu. Siddu is forcibly pushed away from Mahendra as part of the ruse.

Siddu grows up as a father-hater who harbors resentment toward racing and horses. He carves a life as the creative head of a newspaper, preferring stories to speed and spectacle. The rift with his father festers as he rejects the world he was kept away from.

Siddu falls in love with Sitara, while Sitara pursues her dream of becoming a national-level runner. She trains secretly under the pretense of studying, masking her true ambitions from her parents. Their budding romance is complicated by Sitara's athletic goal and Siddu's wary past.

While intoxicated, Siddu reveals Sitara's hidden plans and secret to her father, Rajeev Reddy. Shocked by the disclosure, Rajeev arranges Sitara's marriage to the country’s best jockey. The couple's fate hangs on the impending wedding.

Sitara schemes to run away from the arranged match by staging Siddu as the number one jockey. She faces her parents with a plan to marry the jockey who wins the race. Siddu unwittingly steps into a pivotal role as the supposed champion rider.

In the heat of the quarrel, Mahendra arrives and publicly declares that Siddu is his separated son. He accepts Sitara's challenge, wagering on a race between Siddu and the best jockey. The confrontation rekindles a real rivalry and a chance for reconciliation.

Siddu abducts Dharmendra's trusted PA, only to realize the man is Aadhi, an assassin and jockey who is impersonating someone else. Aadhi's family lives under Dharmendra's orders to cut costs in the search for Siddu. The revelation exposes a dangerous conspiracy behind the family feud.

Siddu embraces the challenge and resolves to become a professional jockey. He begins intense training and uses his athletic mind to prepare for competition. Along the way, he wins Sitara's respect and attention as a potential partner.

Siddu uses his growing expertise to help Sitara participate and win the National Championship. The collaboration strengthens their bond and cements their status as a formidable pair. The victory marks a turning point in Siddu's life.

Siddu triumphs in the race, earning victory and proving his worth as a jockey. He reconciles with his father after learning the truth about the past from Dharmendra's trusted aide. He and Mahendra stand united in the aftermath, and Aadhi is defeated.

Dharmendra acknowledges his past mistakes and reunites with Siddu and Mahendra, realizing that family matters more than schemes. The family solidifies their bond as Siddu's victory symbolizes a broader reconciliation. The story closes with the Reddy family coming together as champions in life.