The plot centers around a family feud, with Basavapunnamma (Bhanumathi) instructing Janaki (Sukanya) to feign love for Krishnamohan (Jagapathi Babu) for revenge, which evolves into genuine affection.

Surayya (Nutan Prasad) and Rajyalakshmi (Bhanumathi) are the grandparents of Krishna (Rajendra Prasad) who marries Seetha (Gauthami) against his elders' wishes. Krishna lies that they have a grandson to regain their love. The story unfolds with the consequences of this lie.

When Brahmanayudu tries to kill his son due to a prophecy, his nephew saves him. Years later, Brahmanayudu takes a harsh decision to protect his kingdom from his son's rebellion.

After his sister's suicide, Bobilli's commander, Tandra Paparayudu, decides to avenge her death and declares war on the Vijayanagara empire.

Khayas falls in love with Laila, but her father rejects their union, deeply affecting Khayas. However, things take a turn when Laila travels to Mecca.

Two unemployed graduates pretend to be a married couple to secure jobs as teachers in a small village school. During their journey, they develop feelings for each other.

In a system where beautiful young women reside in the palace without the freedom to meet men, Malliswari, who is deeply in love with Nagaraju, is forced to join despite her reluctance. Nagaraju and Malliswari experience the pain of separation.

Tukaram, a small trader, leads a sacred life with strong faith in God. Despite facing many hardships, he continues to have unwavering devotion to God.

Bheeshma tries to ensure justice for both Pandavas and Kauravas. When his efforts to broker peace fail, a dispute erupts between the cousins.

Kashinath (Akkineni), learning music under Vishwanath, a music maestro, surpasses his teacher. At a performance, he challenges the lead actress Manjula (Anjalidevi), leading to a romantic and musical rivalry. Their conflict turns into love, and they marry in a twist of fate.

An officer named Jayanth abuses the people in his jurisdiction, seizing their food and wealth. When a young woman named Shanta slaps him, it completely changes his perspective on life.

After retirement, Raghavarao faces difficulties from his wife and children. His children sell the house, separate the parents, and provide shelter on a rotation basis, causing them humiliation.

Bhakta Prahlada is a 1967 Indian Telugu-language Hindu mythological film directed by Chitrapu Narayana Rao based on a script by D. V. Narasa Raju. It stars S. V. Ranga Rao and Anjali Devi. Roja Ramani, in her film debut, plays the title character. Bhakta Prahlada is produced on the AVM Productions banner by A. V. Meiyappan and his sons, M. Murugan, M. Kumaran and M. Saravanan. The film is based on the legend of Prahlada, a character in Bhagavata Purana known for his devotion to the Hindu god Vishnu.

Lakshmamma, the daughter of a wealthy landlord, suffers greatly at the hands of her husband. After being seduced and abandoned by a royal dancer Rangasani, she is severely mistreated and seeks refuge in her mother's home, only to face even more troubles.

After killing Hiranyakashipu, Vishnu, in his Narasimha avatar, retreats to the forest. There, he meets a tribal chief's daughter, Mahalakshmi, and is drawn to her.

A young prince joins his father's army as a commander. With the help of his magical horse, he sets out to slay a demon.

The Mughal prince Salim falls in love with Nadira, a beautiful woman from Persia. Despite being bestowed the title 'Anarkali' by Emperor Akbar, he refuses to accept their relationship.

A divine messenger falls in love with a human prince, but they are separated by a curse from Indra. Their journey to reunite is filled with many challenges.