Bangaru Bullodu is a 1993 Indian Telugu-language action drama film, produced by V. B. Rajendra Prasad under the Jagapathi Art Pictures banner and directed by Ravi Raja Pinisetty.

Priya, the daughter of Ram Mohan Rao who is Annapurnamma’s cousin, arrives in the village with her companion Tulasamma.

Priya, to prove to Rani how intensely Balaiah loves her, asks him to recover her ring from an anthill.

This enrages Balaiah and he forcibly ties the wedding chain Mangalasutram to Priya’s neck as a form of retribution.

When Tulasamma is speaking to Commissioner Srikanth, Ramadasu overhears their conversation and starts to blackmail them, but he is imprisoned before he can cause any mischief.

Nana massacred the entire family to avenge the death of his brother, but Priya managed to survive the attack.

Tulasamma, who was a friend of the family as well as a colleague of Benerjee, took Priya away with the help of Commissioner Srikanth and hid her at Pudipalli which is incidentally Nana’s own village where he is unlikely to look for the girl.

Raj- Koti reused "Adivi deviya" from Kannada film Rayaru Bandaru Mavane manage for Manasu Agadu.

Bangaru Bullodu was released on 3 September 1993 alongside Nippu Ravva on the same day and became successful at box-office.