'Family reformed by the daughter-in-law') is a 1970 Indian Telugu-language drama film directed by D. Yoganand and written by N. T. Rama Rao.

His wife, Kanthamma, is a naive and superstitious woman, whose gullibility allows a scheming Sachidananda to infiltrate their home and exploit their wealth.

When Lakshmi moves into the household, Ramu seeks a divorce, which she agrees to, though they are legally required to live together for a period of time.

Ranga develops feelings for her and takes on various disguises to expose Maala's manipulative nature, ultimately helping Ramu recognize Lakshmi's virtues.

Despite Lakshmi signing the divorce papers and leaving with the intent to end her life, Ranga uncovers Sachidananda's treachery and has him arrested.