Balakrishna and Ashok Kumar. Balu stops at nothing to make his friend happy. As time passes by, they take different paths, and Balu becomes a barber in a small village called Siricilla. He marries Devi and has three children and leads a happy life. Balu is a man with self-respect and honesty. His life continues the same until one day there is news that a film shooting is going to happen in a place near their village and the hero of the film is superstar Ashok Kumar.
P. Vasu
Director
Jagapati Babu
Balakrishna
Meena
Sridevi
Shafna
Balakrishna's Elder Daughter
Revathy Sivakumar
Balakrishna's Younger Daughter
Master Amal
Balakrishna's Son
Sunil Varma
Shanmugam
Dharmavarupu Subramanyam
Dharmaraju
Rajinikanth
Ashok Kumar
Tanikella Bharani
School Teacher
M. S. Narayana
Dharmaraju's Assistant
Duvvasi Mohan
Dharmaraju's Assistant
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An action film led by two queens, fighting for what they believe in through power and pain.