Hitler

Story:

Muthyala Subbaiah is the director of the 1997 Telugu-language action drama film Hitler, which is stylized as Chiranjeevi Hitler in the movie. With music by Koti, the film stars Rajendra Prasad, Chiranjeevi, and Rambha.

It is a reimagining of the same-titled Malayalam movie from 1996 and centers on an overbearing brother who shields his five sisters from the outer world. When the movie opened on January 4, 1997, it did well at the box office and put an end to Chiranjeevi’s string of unsuccessful movies there.

Plot
Five sisters remain with Madhava Rao when his mother passes away while he was a little child. His father is taken into custody after he beat his mother to death out of fury. Madhava is protective of his sisters even if he despises their father. As his sisters get older, Madhava worries about them all the time and makes an effort to keep them safe.

When young people in the area try to flirt or even just glance at them, he attacks. Because of his harsh and tyrannical traits, people call him “Hitler”. Even yet, everything in the town proceeds somewhat smoothly, albeit everyone is cautious about him.

Madhava’s uncle has two children: Bujji, who aspires to marry Madhava, and Balu, who is in love with Madhava’s second sister. When Madhava gets home earlier than anticipated and discovers Balu at his home, things go wrong.

One day, while Madhava is out, Mohini begs Balu to come to her house. Balu mumbles in response to his questions about his whereabouts and activities. Madhava becomes furious, hits him, and informs his uncle that he will not wed his daughter.

Balu and Mohini make the decision to run away without Madhava’s permission. Madhava rejects her. Because they all have a soft spot for their sister, the other sisters begin to hate their brother for not seeing how much she loves Balu.

Madhava’s father is released from prison not long after this. He tries to discuss his mother’s passing with his son, but Madhava won’t listen. He departs in order to start over. After some time, Madhava receives a call from a man who works with his father informing him that his father is in danger.

Later, Madhava’s father is killed. Madhava learns that his uncle’s business associates were responsible for both homicides and that his father was not the murderer of his mother. In a message, Madhava’s father asked that he look after the two daughters he had with his second wife. Once home, Madhava takes them. The sisters of Madhava despise them and treat them rudely. Madhava chastises them for this after realizing it.