Soggadu

<p>Ravi, a school dropout and vagabond, falls in love with Swati the minute he sets eyes on her, but loses sight of her in a sea of people and traffic. As only a possessed lover can, he tries to find her in a city of ten million people. Armed with just the first three letters on the license plate of her car, he tries to locate her. After innumerable attempts and near hits and misses, he manages to find her. Swati lived under the shadow of a tyrannical brother who was trying find her an arranged marriage. Ravi manages to establish visual contact with Swati and understands from her mute plea that she wants to leave her home. Ravi helps her escape from home and is elated that she left home for him. His bubble quickly bursts when he learns that Swati had used his help to get to her lover Chandu. Ravi braves the goons who chase them, fights the tears of heartbreak, and decides to help Swati meet her lover. This draws ire from Ravi’s friends who had helped him all along in his love story. They think Ravi should dump the girl. He disagrees and they dessert him. Armed only with unflinching, selfless love, Ravi embarks on an adventure with Swati to find her lover, Chandu. Finally, he manages to fight the Swati’s brother’s goons and unites Swati and Chandu. Ravi’s selfless sacrifice melts Swati’s heart and causes her to question the meaning of true love. Due to false rumors that she was in love with Tarun, Aarthi Agarwal attempted suicide a week before the release of this film. The music was composed by . Lyrics written by Bhaskarabhatla Ravikumar. The music was released on the company. A critic from wrote that “This film is a visual feast. You will not regret watching Soggadu as the first half and songs itself would give value for your money”. A critic from wrote that “On the whole Soggadu looses tempo by interval though Ravi Babu has to be commended for packaging it with sugar coated entertainment. Still the film is watchable”.</p>