Raghaviah(Vishwanath) and Ram Mohan(Rama Mohan) are brothers in-law. But Rammohan is at loggerhead with Raghavaiah because of a family feud. Raghavaiah is nearing his 60's and its time for his 'shastipoorti' ceremony. It's time for gathering, folks! Upon incessant request from his wife, Raghavaiah decides to invite (for the first time) his daughter-in-law and grandsons who are staying in Bombay.Raghu(Venky) is the alienated handsome grandson of Raghavaiah. After arriving at Ramapuram from Bombay, he faces embarrassment from the members of Raghavaiah's family. There he meets a childlike beauty Manga(Simran). Manga and Raghu play few pranks on each other and slowly they fall deep in love. But they never admit their love to each other. With his unconditional love towards the family members, Raghu wins the confidence and hearts of them.Later on Raghu comes to know the real flashback behind the feud between the families of Raghavaiah and RamMohan. Raghu's father is supposed to marry the daughter of RamMohan. Raghu's father prefers his college flame to the maternal uncle's daughter. He leaves for Mumbai and gets married to his sweetheart. A disappointed daughter of Rammohan opts for suicide.Rammohan blames it on Raghavaiah and starts treating him indifferently. Sri Hari, the fiery son of RamMohan, is another victim in the incident. He develop prejudice against Raghavaiah and aims for his blood.After a few days of timely strategic manipulation, Raghu succeeds in bringing the two troubled families together. Then they decides to marry Manga off to a guy from RamMohan's family to tighten their family bonds. Raghu sacrifices his love in order to make sure that everybody is happy.As the preparations are going on for the wedding of Manga, they finds that Manga is amiss. To know what climax has to offer, you must watch this sensitive and sensational film on the big screen.

Analysis :

Verve' and 'Vibrant' are the two apt words that best describes the charismatic performance of Venky. His role in this film has the blend of his character of 'Raja' and Nag's character in 'Ninne Pelladatha'. His comic antics take a new dimension in this film. Simmering siren Simran enthralled the audience with her spirited performance. She has all the spontaneity that is needed for the portrayal of her character.Vishwanath carried all the dignity that his role demands. This best director turns out to be the Director's actor in this film.Srihari is given role that carried equal charm and weight of the Hero. It's a treat to watch Srihari doing powerful roles like this one and there is a considerable applause by the viewers for his performance in the morning show of release day(where all the Venky fans have a whale of time).

TeluguOne Perspective :

This film belongs the genre of 'Ninne Pelladatha'. The impact it gives to the viewer is more than that of 'Ninne Pelladatha', in fact. Raj's characterization in DDLJ suits the 'Raghu' characterization in this film. An optimist and unconditional good-doer he is, 'Raghu' wins the hearts of all family members and the viewers.Its very difficult to narrate the story in this film as its a treatment based one. History says that Venky films catch up slowly and then set the box-office on fire. But this film may prove the history wrong. This film will set the cash registers ringing right from the show one. There is not even a single sigh in the theater throughout the film. All the viewers are spell bound and enjoyed all the scenes with equal enthusiasm, be it comedy, sentiment, fights, dances .... etc. To know the range of the film, we gotta wait and see till the trade reports pour in the weeks to come.