Palnati Puli

<p>The film begins in a town where two spurious people, Mukundam, an advocate, and his brother-in-law Bhupati, undertake the malfeasance wisely. Raju is a rickshaw driver and a labor union leader whom his entire colony endears. He constantly antagonizes the misdeeds of Mukundam & Bhupati and squabbles with Rani, the daughter of Bhupati; however, they later fall in love. Being aware of it, Bhupati checks Raju’s record, which identifies him as the son of Parvati, the wife of their henchman Kannaiah, who is currently in prison. Hence, the malefactor’s subterfuge acquits Kannaiah when he assaults Parvati and sullies her chastity. Parvati also confirms that Raju was born in Kannaiah’s absence. Upon knowing this, Raju breaks down. After a while, upon the goading of Mukundam, Kannaiah assaults Raju when Parvati is injured. Soon after the recovery, Raju insists on her for reality, and then she spins rearward, which makes Raju shocked to learn Parvati is his foster. His actual mother is Sarada, a woman entrapped by Mukundam and sought to kill her after his lust. However, she survived and accredited Raju’s responsibility to Parvati. Now, Raju is blind as an owl to see the spoiled face of his mother and is infuriated with vengeance. So, he turns valiant mocks and creates hurdles to the knaves with the help of Rani. Moreover, Raju reforms Kannaiah too. In tandem, Mukundam is aware of the actuality and complots and fires Raju’s colony, which causes several deaths. Thus, Raju outbursts at Mukundam and, on the verge of killing Sarada, rescues him. At last, Mukundam realizes his mistake, pleads pardon, and accepts Raju as his son. Finally, the movie ends on a happy note with the marriage of Raju & Rani. Music was composed by , and lyrics were written by . Music was released by AVM Audio Company. This article about a Telugu-language film of the 1980s is a . You can help Wikipedia by .</p>