Jai Simha

Story:

Jai Simha, which translates to “Victory to Simha!” is an action movie released in 2018 in Telugu. It was directed by K. S. Ravikumar and produced by C. Kalyan under the brand of C. K. Entertainments. Chirantan Bhatt wrote the music, and Nandamuri Balakrishna, Nayanthara, Hariprriya, and Natasha Doshi star. The movie did well at the box office.

In search of peace with his kid, Narasimha (Nandamuri Balakrishna) travels across Karnataka and Kerala at the beginning of the movie. After determining that these locations are unsuitable for raising his son, he arrives in Tamil Nadu. On Rathasapthami day, he goes to the temple in Kumbakonam in search of employment. The baby, mistakenly touching the priest, starts a conversation with Narasimha. Dharmakarta (Murali Mohan), the temple secretary, ends the conversation. Dharmakarta then extends an opportunity to Narasimha to work as a driver at his home. The house employs about twelve people, including Raju Reddy (Brahmanandam) and his spouse Priya. In the meantime, the earnest but conceited ACP (Kartar Cheema) talks with the city kingpin Kaniyappan (Prabhakar).

One day, Dhanya (Natasha Doshi), the daughter of Dharamkarta, drives home high and attracts Narasimha’s attention. The following day, Kaniyappan and his men start a commotion, claiming that Dhanya’s car from the previous evening caused an accident in which his brother was injured and that he is now seeking revenge. Dhanya falls in love with Narasimha because he accepts the blame and gets physically assaulted.

The ACP raises a hand in opposition to Central Minister JP (Jaya Prakash Reddy) as he visits the temple and abuses Chief Priest L. B. Sriram. As a result, there is a Brahmin agitation and demands that the ACP apologise. After bringing the secretary into the room, Narasimha fixes the situation. The media broadcasts this, and the major antagonist Thota Rami Reddy (Ashutosh Rana) is present. Condemned, the ACP attempts to incite rivalry between Narasimha and Kaniyappan by assassinating the latter’s brother. After discovering the truth, Kaniyappan orders his men to bring the ACP’s son, who bears a striking resemblance to Narasimha’s kid.