[1] Ram is an impulsive youngster but a good samaritan who despite being highly educated refuses to do any menial or low-pay jobs.

Desai with the help of M. P. Bhallala, S. P and D. C. manages to evacuate poor villages from their home so as to establish a profitable agro industry.

When Basavaraj Patil threatens to drag them to court, he is branded as a naxalite and is killed in a fake encounter conducted by S. P. on the orders of Bhallala.

Bharamanna, leaving behind his studies, returns from the city and with the support of his mother, Deshpande and the villagers decide to contest against Bhallala in the upcoming Parliament elections and even manages to get a confession from the S. P. and D. C. causing Desai to send goons to kill him.

[4] B. S. Srivani of Deccan Herald commended the film for its "taut screenplay" but felt it "goes awry mid-way" and added that the viewer is left "dissatisfied of the end product".

She concluded praising the Dasari Seenu's cinematography, the "beautifully choreographed" action sequences and Gurukiran's music in the film.