Once, a venomous Rudraraju belonging to an adjacent village tries to molest a girl when an inflamed Pedababu chops his hand.

Meanwhile, Geeta loves Bhaskar, the grandson of Pedababu's scribe Raghavaiah, whom he gives utmost respect to.

Kanakaraju divulges it to her brothers, who clout Bhaskar when Pedababu comes to get word to unite the pair.

Twenty-five years ago, Sivaramaiah, his grandfather, had morality and forefront held the same reverence as Pedababu.

Gangadharam is his unimpeachable servant whom he requests to nuptial his daughter and forcibly makes Parvati agree.

Next, Sivaramaiah arrays the horoscopes to an omnipotent saint who states that Pedababu ignites the death of his parents.

Hence, he wiles to slaughter Pedababu at the temple, given that he stands still until prayer ends when nature shields him from the evils.

Being conscious of it, Rudraraju violently attempts to wedlock Geeta, backstabbing her brothers and smacking the parents.