In his quest for vengeance for his family's murder, Samarasimha Reddy accidentally kills an innocent man named Vasu. He then gets close to Vasu's family under a false identity and tries to take care of them.

The youngest of three brothers, Rajaram, takes the blame for a crime he didn't commit to fund his second brother's education. However, after learning about his elder brother's murder, he seeks revenge against the culprits.

Raja Jagannatha Rao, a wealthy landlord, is very disciplined. He wishes for equality among everyone in his family. However, challenges arise when his younger son rebels.

Tarun and Madhu have been friends since childhood but never confess their love for each other. The situation changes when Madhu gets engaged to someone else. This film, released in 2000, was a huge hit and a turning point in Tarun's career.

Mohini, betrayed by a king, commits suicide and becomes a ghost. Meanwhile, the king dies and is reborn as a farmer named Raja. Mohini then seeks revenge on him.

In the film, Ram Bhupal Varma (portrayed by Nazaar) brings a young orphan named Simhadri (played by Jr. NTR) into his family. As Simhadri matures, a deep bond forms between him and Varma's granddaughter, who finds herself falling for him. Yet a shadow hangs over their burgeoning romance—a mysterious connection between Simhadri and a mentally unstable girl. The unraveling of Simhadri's perplexing relationship with this girl and his ties to Kerala are the pivotal questions that drive the narrative forward.

The son of a moneylender, Satyam, is destined to marry his neighbor, Subbulu. However, when Satyam ends up in jail, it leads to complications.

Both Radha and Nirmala are in love with Gopi, but Gopi loves only Radha. Realizing their feelings, Nirmala decides to bring them together.

After the brutal murder of his mother and sister, Ramu runs away and befriends an orphan, Krishna. As adults, they team up to avenge the villains.

This film, based on the life story of the famous Telugu poet Potana, features Chittor Nagaiah in the lead role. The same film was re-released in 1966, with Nagaiah portraying Vedavyasa.