Vamsanikokkadu

Story:

Sarath is the director of the 1996 Telugu-language drama film Vamsanikokkadu. With music by Koti, it stars Nandamuri Balakrishna, Ramya Krishna, and Aamani. Sivalenka Krishna Prasad produced it under the Sridevi Movies label. The movie was a hit when it came to the box office.

The movie opens with Raja, the adored son of businessman Chakrapani, who he indulges and lets live a carefree life. A confrontation arises between Raja and the courageous Radhabai, and tensions continue. Additionally, Kotilingam, one of Chakrapani’s business allies, manipulates and plans to kill his associate through his son Giri. After Raja exposes the ruse, Chakrapani blackballs Giri and condemns him. As a result, Kotilingam gets slapped by a reliable employee named Ranga Rao, who then takes his retribution by amputating his leg. At that point, Bhaskar, Ranga Rao’s son, who is in love with Nirmala Chakrapani’s daughter, takes up his position.

On a business trip, Raja transfers to the next town in the meantime. There, he meets the conceited Sirisha, who provides Raja a riddle to figure out where she is. As a result, he sees a turbulence Workers in Chakrapani commit riots, leaving Nirmala critically injured. He then discovers Bhaskar dead, and Chakrapani is suspected of being the culprit. In fact, while his absence, Chakrapani observed Nirmala’s romantic relationship, which had a profound effect on Bhaskar. That evening, he is killed by thugs, and Nirmala sustains injuries while escaping. Raja currently chooses to move in as a foster child for Ranga Rao in order to make amends and pay the price for his father’s brutality. Since then, Raja has accepted their debts; yet, Lakshmi, Ranga Rao’s wife, treats him like garbage and tolerates it patiently.