Souryam

Story:

Souryam released under the Bhavya Creations banner, V. Anand Prasad produced the Telugu action film, which was directed by debutant cinematographer Siva. Mani Sharma composed the music, and the film features Gopichand, Anushka Shetty, Poonam Kaur, and Manoj K. Jayan in pivotal roles alongside Ajay, Ali, Dharmavarapu Subramanyam, Sudha, Tanikella Bharani, and M. S. Narayana. September 25, 2008, saw the movie’s theatrical debut.

It was remade in three languages: Tamil by Prabhu Deva as Vedi, Dhallywood as Mone Boro Koshto, and Kannada as Shourya. Later, the movie was remade in Hindi and Malayalam as Shouryam and Meri Shapath, respectively, and released in 2009.

Gopichand’s character Vijay travels to Kolkata in quest of his sister. After a sequence of events, he gets into a fight with some goons and chops off a man’s arm in self-defense. Eventually, Vijay goes to a college in Kolkata to apply for a job, and when he does, he is asked to sign up for the sports quota. Afterwards, he meets Gymson (Ali) and discovers that he is the college’s most capable instructor. He soon falls in love with Swetha (Anushka Shetty), a vivacious college student. When Ajay (Ajay), the gangster’s son, learns that Vijay is still alive one day, he makes a vow to exact revenge for his father’s insult and arrest.

Ajay meets Swetha at a party, asks if she wants to sleep with him, and then rips off her blouse. Following Swetha’s humiliation and disrespect, Ajay (Poonam Kaur) pursues her and Divya before cornering the girls with his men. Ajay discovered that Divya is the key after receiving a picture of the person he needs to kidnap from his father. He then forcibly kidnapped her. After Divya managed to get away from the thugs, she meets a man who appears to be Vijay and they fight each other in vain, with Ajay being killed in the process.

As Divya was being driven to the hospital by Vijay, she was hurt as a consequence. While Vijay was at the hospital, he told Swetha that he was searching for Divya, his long-lost separated sister, who was angry with him for not paying attention to her when they were younger. Yet, Divya was unaware that he was compelled to overlook her sister because of his wish for her to live somewhere other than the streets with him. Until he is ready to find her and meet her in the present, he keeps his identity a secret from her and was raised under the supervision of a police officer.

At last, Vijay made the decision to resolve the issue. At last, he faced Ajay’s gangster father, Sivarama Goud (Manoj K. Jayan), the merciless mastermind who had also terrorized a helpless village. He came up with a cunning scheme to put Sivarama and his men in jail for all the crimes they committed, both inside the village and against other people. Following her narration, Vijay leads Divya to safety. Then, she begs Vijay to accept Swetha, and he agrees.

Vijay finds out that Divya has been abducted again when he decides to check up on her after a while. Startled to learn that Sivarama has been released from prison once more, Vijay uses Divya as bait. Since they are unrelated, Divya begs Vijay to stop fighting for her, not knowing the truth about his relationship with her. For a brief moment, she sees Vijay being beaten up by Sivarama’s thugs, but she also gives him the benefit of the doubt for what happened in the past because Sivarama made her realize that his long-lost brother may die in front of her.

Feeling his sister finally accept him as her brother gave Vijay the willpower to complete the task successfully. After some time, it became apparent that Vijay and Divya were packing up to begin their new lives as siblings, and they extended an invitation to Swetha to accompany them.