Plot
The film begins at Brahmaloka, where Narada sparks a tiff between Bramha, the creator, and his consort Saraswathi. In a fit of anger, Bramha mistakenly writes a human's fate that death is certain immediately after marriage. As the years pass, the narrative shifts to Bhuloka, where a Seenu, a vagabond, adores his mother beyond deity and never lies swearing at her. He annoys everyone with his naughty deeds, so no match forwards for him, which vexes his mother. Hence, she orders Seenu to complete the degree, which he does. Seenu falls for a beauty, Swetha, in the college and irks her by proposing. As a result, he gets a sound beating from Swetha's cousin, Cycle Jackson, who is eager to knit her with his younger. As a glimpse, Seenu's buddy Shobhan Babu, a slick, splices a girl by distorting to possess a petrol station. Seenu cracks it before Shobhan Babu's harpy mother-in-law, and she kicks him out until he acquires it. Shobhan Babu contacts a phony saint, Ham Fhat Swamy, who hoaxes him to do penance in a deep forest. Accordingly, he walks through and meditates for Bramha on the advice of senior saints.
Delighted, Bramha appears quickly and bestows a peculiar boon of reading human fate. Stipulating, he should never unveil the secret & never consummate with other than his wife. Bramha grants a Kalasham, a sacred vessel with milk, and asks him to drink after a bath. Fortuitously, Swetha shows up at the same spot for a picnic, and Seenu is behind her when Cycle Jackson gravely injures and throws him from the cliff. Inadvertently, Seenu drinks the milk in the Kalasham out of thirst and gains power—additionally, the vessel contains immense strength by which he smashes the goons. Seenu profited greatly by predicting the future, molding into a tycoon, and saving Shobhan Babu's situation. Once, Seenu secures a school children's bus from death's verge by looking at their fate. Subsequently, a mayhem arises in Yamaloka as per termination of fatalities. Yama panics and rushes to Brahma with Chitragupta, who discerns it is the upshot of his boon. Whereat, Adi Parashakti appears and edicts Brahma to retrieve the boon & vessel within a month.
Thus, Brahma, with Yama & Chitragupta, sets foot on Earth and faces several consequences that end hilariously. Parallelly, Swetha receives Seenu's love, and elders forward bridal connections. After a long quest, Brahma detects his actual target is Seenu when the trio rings Rambha to snatch the power by having an affair with him. She tries at a high level to entice Seenu but fails and backs, kneeling before love's glory. It is time for Seenu & Swetha's nuptial when Brahma arrives, whom Seenu identifies and humbly bows down. He accuses him of power abuse, enlightening that the entire creation resolves around the fact that no one can abscond. Ergo, Seenu declares that he wants to give back the power but pleads with Brahma to bless him by conducting marriage. Here, as a flabbergast, Seenu calls off the wedding, saying he intends to vengeance on Swetha for her humiliation. Indeed, Seenu has seen her fact. Out of the blue, she is the same human wrongly scripted by Brahma, who will die on the next second of the splice.
Bewildered, Brahma demands Seenu for his power when he specifies that Swetha's facts be changed. Following this, Seenu makes no match forward for Swetha when she affirms to join Cycle Jackson's brother. Seenu speeds to secure his love when his mother compels him to the truth with an oath, which he unveils and loses his power. Startlingly, this is Brahma's trick in his mother's guise to withdraw his power. Therein, Brahma learns that Seenu handed over it knowing the truth only due to the adoration of his mother. Enraptured, Brahma bestows him a boon except for Swetha's life when he tactically seeks a blissful life with his wife & children. Now, Seenu approaches Swetha, ceases the baddies, and ties the knot, Mangalasturam, before Yama's whip, Yama Pasam, locks her. At last, Brahma tells Yama that Seenu had put it right, which he had accidentally done. Finally, the movie ends happily with Brahma & Yama blessing the newlywed.
