In the process he interviews some girls to keep them as his personal assistant, which in fact is a cover-up for selecting the fiancée for Dattu.

However, a complication arises: Since he is a widower, Dattu insists that he would only marry a woman who has lost her husband.

Rachana agrees to pretend to be a widow and even shows a picture of one Gopalakrishna (Brahmanandam) published in the obituary column of a daily, as her deceased husband.

And when the marriage between Srikanth and Rachana is fixed, the dead Gopalakrishna arrives on the scene along with his friend Ali to pep up the climax proceedings.

[1] Sify called the film "hilarious to the core", praising the performances of Kota Srinivasa Rao, MS Narayana, and Brahmanandam as well as the music, dialogue, and camera work, and hailed its release among a "spate of mundane love stories".