[2] The film begins with an orthodox Brahmin Kurmavataram who greatly emphasizes traditions, customs, and beliefs.

Rambabu, Kurmavataram's grandson, whose lifetime dream is to conduct a romantic marriage, falls for Radha but pauses since his grandfather's word is an ordinance.

So, he finalizes his grandson's match with Saraswati, daughter of his distant relative Hanumantha Rao, at Rajamandry.

Indeed, Saraswati has a crush on a jolly guy named Babji, but sly Hanumantha Rao denies it as a plot to usurp the wealth knitting with Rambabu.

Radha questions the credo man whether his progeny is moving in his footsteps, who powerfully proclaims Yes.

Firstly, they reach Urmila, where Kurmavataram witnesses a modernistic family relinquishing his guidelines.