A mentally underdeveloped boy stays with his family; the people who live in his neighbourhood consider him to be less intelligent, until he saves everyone from a bomb threat in a rocket centre during a prominent event.
Gangaraju Gunnam
Director
Sharwanand
Bose
Suhasini Maniratnam
Saraswati, Bose's mother
Sriya Reddy
Razia
Pavan Malhotra
Bose's father
Nagendra Babu
Suman Talwar
Major K. L. Chowdary, the Principal
Krishna Bhagavan
Sattiraju, the cook
L. B. Sriram
Saloon Keeper Tirupathi
Devadarshini
Saraswati's neighbor
Tanikella Bharani
Paparao
Narsing Yadav
Goon
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