Plot
The film begins in a village where various characters appear. Bullebbai is a lottery ticket agent; Pala Pullaiah, the local dairy farmer; Pilli Pentaiah, a hoax political leader; Chanti, the barber; Mallika Sharbat holds a tea stall; Varadaraju, a nominal royal dynasty King. Varadaraju takes some loans from Pullaiah; in return, he accommodates his son Kittu with him, and he falls for Pullaiah's daughter, Bhagyalakshmi. Besides, Ranikasula Renuka Rani, a tyrant who suffers the village by allowing debts, and her brother Aphis, a vagabond, aspire to possess Bhagyalakshmi and forcibly engage with her. So, Kittu & Bhagyalakshmi prepare to elope. As a glimpse, Aphis's buddy Chittibabu forsakes an adjacent village, a horrendous fatty Bullipapa. Renuka Rani verdicts it as futile on Aphis's influence. It enrages Bullipapa's sibling Sarvarayudu, who seeks vengeance.
Meanwhile, Bullebbai realizes that one of the tickets has won the top prize of ₹10,000,000 (US$120,000), and ploys to obtain it. So, he hosts a dinner for his customers, who mortgage their ancestors' house despite his wife Varalakshmi's refusal. By elimination, he deduces that the town-drunk Yesudas Gotham is the winner and immediately rushes to him. Whereat, Bullebbai spots Yesudas dead with a happy expression, the winning ticket clutched in his hand. Bullabbai attempts to pry the ticket from Yesudas when Pullaiah arrives, and Bullebbai lures him by offering a share. Eventually, Kittu also observes it and intimidates them into pairing up with his love interest. Due to hard luck, a few more villagers notice while disposing of the corpse. Bullebbai wangles them, ordering Kittu to throw Yesudas's body into the river. Just as he is doing so, Bhagyalakshmi arrives when he is divulging the secret. In their romance, they fail to notice Yesudas's corpse falling from the cliff and assume it is drowning.
The next day, when Bullebbai calls the lottery office, he learns that Yesudas managed to contact them before dying. Here, a dead heat situation occurs, but fortuitously, they identify Yesudas's corpse and retrieve it. Following this, they are conscious that Yesudas also informed his sibling Joshua Gotham's family, ex-wife Parvati, and several others to whom he owed money, so Bullebbai assembled them into 20 shares. Now, the lottery inspector lands for an interview. Bullebbai tactically covers up by forging Joshua as Yesudas, which satisfies him. All of them silently bury Yesudas, ritually mingling a patristic Daniel. Spotting it, Aphis scares & compels them for Bhagyalakshmi's hand when a dispute arises. Aphis rushes to notify his sister when they all hunt him. Suddenly, he becomes dumb on that track, which relaxes everyone. They also conduct Kittu & Bhagyalakshmi's engagement when, startlingly, Aphis recoups and provides a caveat. Since zero options all bend to him, Kittu bars it, and he is battered & locked in a room. Heartbroken, Bhagyalakshmi attempts suicide when a transformation occurs, all after soul searching. Hence, they opt to discard this mess and unite turtle doves.
At night, Kittu flees to slay Aphis when Bullabai, Pullaiah, & Joshua move to hinder him. Conversely, Sarvarayudu abducts Aphis for Chittibabu and wrongly knits with Bullipapa, holding him under the veil. Kittu & Bhagyalakshmi's nuptial is in progress when the Lottery Inspector reappears and bestows the prize amount. Soon after his return, Renuka Rani arrives and flares up about Aphis's whereabouts. Until then, Aphis absconds and divulges the totality to his sister when Renuka Rani & Aphis behind the Lottery Inspector to disclose the verity. Bullabbai & the gang's efforts to arrest them resulted in a chaotic chase. Amid, Sarvarayudu & Bullipapa clutch Aphis, and his chapter closes. At the races, when Renuka Rani catches up with the Lottery Inspector's car, he hits her motorcycle, and she plunges to death in the town river. At last, Bullabai orders the Lottery Inspector to quit and never look back again. Finally, the movie ends happily with the entire gang paying homage by inaugurating Yesudas Gotham's statue in the village.
