Ashok Deva (Arjun) is a mumbai don. His opponent Pawar kills Deva's wife (Gracy Singh). To honor her deathbed wish, Deva along with his two sisters shifts to Gandhipuram in East Godavari. He makes his opponent Pawar believe that he is no more. Ramakrishna (Ram) is the youngest son of Sarpanch of Gandhipuram. Ramakrishna's elder brother falls in love with Deva's sister. Fearing that their love may lead to animosity between Deva and Chakrapani, they elope to Mumbai. Searching their brother and sister, Ramakrishna and Deva's youngest sister (Priya Anand) too reach Mumbai. This brings them to the notice of Pawar's son. Knowing that they are related to Deva, Pawar's men attack them. In his effort to save their lives, Pawar's son gets killed by Ramakrishna. Somehow they manage to escape from the gangsters. How Ramakrishna manages to convince the elders for his brother's marriage and how the enraged Pawar gets killed by Ashok Deva forms the rest of the story.

Analysis :

A film becomes a hit when the audience enjoys the scenes and the climax of it. This film mars the audience interest from the beginning to the end. This flick reminds some of the scenes from Basha, Dhee, Magadheera etc. At least the story and screen play should hold the attention of the audience. But this flick shows perfect absence of these two elements. This finally points out the failure on the part of director.

TeluguOne Perspective :

Ram: Gave good performance. well directed action episodes supported him well. Pirya Anand did justice to her role. Bindu Madhavi too acted according to her role. All other star cast did justice to their roles.M.M. Keeravani scored good music.M. Ratnam penned down good dialogues.Srivas who took the responsibilty of story, screenplay and direction needs to concentrate more in these departments.It's just an average film