Chandraharam

<p>The film begins in the kingdom of a baby boy, Chandanraju, is born to its king by the boon of Chandra with a necklace which preserves his life. At the age of five, Maali Chandan’s mentor starts turning him into a jack of all trades with ethical & royal moralities. Years roll by, and Chandan must get nuptial lest his life is in danger; hence, his parents procure portraits of neighboring princesses. All the while, Chandan has a dream girl and affirms to knit her. The king edicts Maali to quest for the girl and sends Chandan to tour the country. Chandan’s sly brother-in-law, Dhoomekatu, wants to usurp the kingdom and ploys to break Chandan’s intention and sends his sidekick, Niksheparayudu, behind him. Niksheparayudu detects the girl Gauri and tricky hides her. Besides, Chanchala is an angel who entices Chandan, which he denies. So, she snatches his Chadraharam and says he will be alive only in the night. Meanwhile, Gauri absconds and collapses when Chanchala’s sister Achala aids her land at Chandan, whom Maali splices. Dhoomketu threatens the king to crown him, and as inevitable, he agrees. During this time, Niksheparayudu detects Gauri’s presence at Maali’s residence, whom he put out of sight in a temple. Consequently, infuriated Chanchala kills Chandan when Dhoomketu incriminates and sentences Gauri to the funeral pyre. At last, Gauri’s adoration retrieves Chandan to life. Chanchala is cursed by by stripping her divinity. Dhoomekatu & Niksheparayudu also plead pardon. Finally, the movie ends on a happy note with the crowning ceremony of Chadanraju. Music was composed by . Lyrics were written by . Lyrics by . The film was produced by and under the banner simultaneously in Telugu and Tamil. This is the directorial debut for . The cinematography was by Marcus Bartley. wrote the story while wrote the dialogues and lyrics for the Telugu version. wrote the dialogues and lyrics for the Tamil version.</p>