Sambayya

Sambayya, a small -shop owner and a kind-hearted man, lives in a slum with his mother, Manorama. Their peaceful life takes a tragic turn when Manorama witnesses the chief minister’s son murdering a police inspector. Determined to expose the crime, she decides to testify in court. However, the chief minister, in collusion with corrupt police officials, discredits her as insane. Unable to bear the humiliation, Manorama takes her own life. Sambayya is subsequently arrested under false pretenses for wearing during a curfew. While in custody, his fiancée, is brutally raped by the chief minister’s son, who escapes justice due to his political influence. Devastated by these events, Sambayya vows to seek vengeance. Meanwhile, a parallel political drama unfolds as members of the opposition within the ruling party exploit Sambayya’s thirst for revenge to weaken the chief minister. Sambayya uses their help to pursue his vendetta. The film follows his journey as he confronts his enemies and follows his mission for justice. The film’s music was composed by , with lyrics penned by . The soundtrack features songs by renowned playback singers and Swarnalatha. Sri of reviewed as a routine political revenge drama with strong performances by Srihari and Manorama, noting Posani Krishna Murali’s impactful dialogues despite a dated storyline. Griddaluru Gopala Rao of gave the film a positive review, praising Posani Krishna Murali’s socially conscious script and dialogues, which reflect contemporary politics, as well as Srihari’s performance.