Main Hoon Khuddar (allari ramudu)

Main Hoon Khuddar (Allari Ramudu)

Summary:

Ramudu, a mischievous but good-hearted young man, works as a caterer for a powerful and benevolent zamindar, Raghu. He falls in love with Raghu's rebellious and arrogant daughter, Mythili. As Ramudu tries to win her heart, the past comes back to haunt them in the form of a villainous relative, Jalandhara, who has a long-standing grudge against Raghu's family. The film unravels the mystery of Ramudu's true identity, his connection to the zamindar's family, and his ultimate fight to protect his loved ones and seek justice for his parents' death.

Detailed Plot (Movie Story):

The film introduces Ramudu (N. T. Rama Rao Jr.), a lively and good-natured young man who runs a catering business. He lives with his loving father and a group of friends. Ramudu is known for his playful and "allari" (mischievous) nature, but he is also a man of integrity.

He is hired to cater for a large event at the home of a wealthy and respected zamindar, Raghu (Nasser), who is a kind-hearted and beloved figure in the village. It is here that Ramudu meets Raghu's daughter, Mythili (Aarthi Agarwal), who is a headstrong, arrogant, and somewhat rebellious young woman. She often clashes with her father's traditional values.

Despite their initial clashes, Ramudu is instantly smitten with Mythili and makes it his mission to win her heart. He follows her relentlessly, using his charm and wit to get past her defenses. Mythili, though she initially dislikes him, is eventually won over by his sincerity and a heroic act where he saves her from an accident. They fall in love, but their relationship is kept a secret from their families.

The plot thickens with the re-emergence of an old family enemy, Jalandhara (Anandaraj). Jalandhara is a villainous relative of Raghu who has a deep-seated hatred for Raghu's family. He wants to take over Raghu's property and destroy his family. He has a history of causing trouble and is responsible for the death of a close family member of Raghu's.

A major twist in the story is revealed through flashbacks:

It is discovered that Ramudu is not just a simple caterer. He is actually Vasu, the son of Raghu's estranged younger brother, Sathya (Ranganath), and his wife. In a long-ago tragedy, Jalandhara, in his pursuit of power, murdered Sathya and his wife. Raghu, to protect Vasu from Jalandhara's wrath, sent him away to be raised by a trusted family friend, who became his father.

Ramudu, who had been living in a different town, has now returned with a dual purpose: to seek justice for his parents' death and to reunite with his family, all while keeping his true identity a secret from everyone except a trusted few.

The climax of the film involves Ramudu confronting Jalandhara and his men. He uses his knowledge of Jalandhara's criminal past and his formidable fighting skills to take on the villain. He reveals his true identity to Raghu and Mythili, who are shocked but also overjoyed. The film concludes with a final, intense showdown where Ramudu defeats Jalandhara, avenging his parents and restoring peace to the family. He finally gets the blessing to marry Mythili, and the family is reunited.

Cast:

• N. T. Rama Rao Jr. as Ramudu / Vasu

• Aarthi Agarwal as Mythili

• Nasser as Raghu (Mythili's father)

• Gajala as Chamundeswari (a friend of Mythili)

• Anandaraj as Jalandhara (Main Antagonist)

• K. Viswanath as Ramudu's adoptive father

• Ranganath as Sathya (Raghu's brother, Ramudu's biological father)

• Suman as a police officer

• Brahmanandam as Ramudu's friend

• Ali as Ramudu's friend

• Chalapathi Rao as Jalandhara's henchman

Crew:

• Director: B. Gopal

• Writer: Posani Krishna Murali

• Producer: Chanti Addala (under Sai Krishna Productions)

• Music Director: R. P. Patnaik

• Cinematography: V. S. R. Swamy

• Editor: Kotagiri Venkateswara Rao

Release Date:

Allari Ramudu was released on July 18, 2002.