Yogi

<p>Eeswar Chandra Prasad is the son of Ram Murthy and Santhamma. Murthy wants his son to get a job. However, Santhamma pampers Eeswar so much that he doesn’t want to leave the village. When Murthy dies, Eeswar goes to the city to earn money to fulfill his father’s last wish, following the advice of his friend Basha, who is a pickpocket. However, Eeswar cannot find Basha. Meanwhile, Kotayya runs a big land mafia in Hyderabad and is a bitter rival of Narsing Pahilwan. Saidulu, Narsing’s brother, attacks Kotayya and his assistant, but Eeswar accidentally saves them. Eeswar then gets a job at a tea stall run by Chandranna. He earns money, buys two gold bangles for his mother, and plans to leave the city. However, Narsing humiliates Eeswar for saving Kotayya and damages his mother’s gold bangles. Infuriated, Eeswar kills Narsing and becomes the city’s most feared goon. Santhamma arrives in Hyderabad as Eeswar becomes a notorious figure. Kotayya tries to recruit Eeswar, but to no avail. Chandranna encourages Eeswar, now known as Yogi, to stay in the city to protect the poor from goons. Yogi becomes a terror for the goons. Kotayya and Saidulu then join forces to kill Yogi. However, during the attempt, Yogi kills Saidulu. Nandini, a woman completing her practicals, is also after Yogi for an interview and eventually falls in love with him. Although Yogi and Santhamma live in the same city, they cannot meet. One day, Yogi meets Basha, who reveals that he saw Santhamma. Though Basha and Santhamma go to the address, they cannot find Eeswar because he is known as Yogi. Santhamma waits for her son in front of a temple, as Basha tells her that Yogi visits the temple every Monday. However, Eeswar does not show up on Monday, fearing an attack by Saidulu’s men. Santhamma dies in front of the temple, and Basha arranges her funeral. Yogi arrives but fails to recognize his mother’s covered face and helps with the cremation expenses. He places flowers on his mother’s body, unaware it is her until it is moved to the fire cabin. Basha arrives too late to explain. Yogi realizes the truth only after Nandini shows him his mother’s belongings. The film ends with this emotional scene.. The film’s title was speculated to be . Two songs were shot in Canada. One song was shot in Egypt. The film has six songs composed by . The music of the film was launched on 15 December 2006. The film opened to mixed reviews. A critic from wrote that “When the director says, ‘the feel never ends,’ he was probably right. This is a ridiculously sentimental flick not worth wasting money at all”. The film opened to mixed reviews. managed to gross 13.12 in its opening week. But the film finally ended up as a commercial failure. The film was later dubbed in and under the same title and in as .</p>