Kondaveeti Donga

<p>Kondaveeti Raja, an orphan raised by the residents of the tribal village , becomes an , , and officer with their support. Upon returning to Kondaveedu from , he finds the village plagued by corruption and exploitation. The local mafia and landlords—Sarabhoji, Narasimham, and Khaadra—oppress the villagers through political corruption, forgery, smuggling, drug trafficking, land grabbing, and excessive taxation on farmers. Disillusioned with the ineffective legal system, Raja adopts the persona of a -like figure. Disguised, he conducts daring heists, stealing money and paddy worth crores from the landlords. He uses the stolen wealth to empower the villagers by funding irrigation projects, providing healthcare and education, and transforming the tribals into self-sustaining farmers. His efforts improve the living conditions of Kondaveedu, while his actions frustrate the corrupt officials and landlords exploiting the village. The soundtrack composed by was an instant chart buster. All songs remain popular to date. Except “Chamaku Cham” all lyrics were written by . The song “Subalekha” was remixed in (2013) while the song “Chamak Chamak” was remixed in (2018). All music is composed by . Giddaluri Gopalrao of , writing his review on 23 March 1990, gave a positive review for the film. Gopalrao praised the screenplay by Yandamuri and Chiranjeevi’s performance. The film had collected a distributors share of 74 on its opening weekend.</p>