The limited theater release may have contributed to the 35 days of its run with a one-week gap after completing four weeks.

She narrates the story of her affair with Ranga, and Ranganath reveals that he is tracking a dangerous thief who has stolen large amounts of money from wealthy (mostly corrupt) politicians.

At Malaysia, Naina, her sister, and Ranganath's brother-in-law Prakash Raj run into Ranga again but learn that he has lost his memory and cannot remember his past life.

His motives are simple; he steals ill-gotten money from politicians to pay for operations of children suffering from cancer.

He dares Ranganath to catch him in his final crime: stealing money worth ₹500 crore (US$58 million)from the party fund.

Ranganath is demoted from the case and is shocked to learn that his replacement is Ranga, who promises to guard the minister's remaining money.

Knowing what is in store for the politicians, Ranganath leaves with a new respect for his foe after learning his true motives for helping the children.

[2] Kokila had directed Upendra previously in Raktha Kanneeru (2003) and Anatharu (2007), both of which saw success at the box office.

[3] Super Ranga was to initially star Deepa Sannidhi as the female lead opposite Upendra.

[8] Kavya Christopher of The Times of India gave the album a rating of 3/5 and wrote, "It's an Upendra film.

"[13] Shashiprasad S. M. of Deccan Chronicle gave the film a 2.5/5 rating and writes, "A slight disappointment, it loses its sheen irrespective of the glittery star cast, to boost the box office collections."