Plot
The film opens with high-stakes poker player Chalapati, who betrays his kind-hearted wife, Parvati. In a subsequent altercation, he kills his fellow gambler Kumar, the younger brother of SP Ramadasu, and escapes. He is subsequently presumed dead in an accident. During this time, Ramadasu helps Parvati and raises her son, Ravi. As years pass, Chalapati unexpectedly, now known as the notorious gangster Baba, forges an honorable reputation. Ravi, nurtured by his mother, becomes a spirited CID officer, unaware of his father's criminal past. He is tasked with apprehending these gangsters, Ravi repeatedly crosses paths with Baba and his accomplice Uddanam, who attempts to recruit him. Meanwhile, Ravi falls in love with Ramadasu's daughter, Vasantha, and their union is approved by the elders. However, Ramadasu's mother rejects the match due to Ravi's father being responsible for Kumar's death, leading to Parvati's intervention.
Later, Ravi discerns Baba is the monster and walks to meet him when he wiles to slay him by backstabbing via Uddandam. In the eleventh hour, Baba detects Ravi as his son by Parvati's photograph in his pocket watch, severely wounded while guarding him against danger. Nurse Parvati recognizes her husband at the hospital but quiets and implores Baba to be silent because she cannot divulge the fact to Ravi. After recovery, Baba invites Ravi & Vasantha and forcefully bestows a necklace on him. Here, sly Uddandam incriminates Ravi for bribery and is suspended. Ravi takes a final shot and furiously moves to seek vengeance against Baba. Simultaneously, Baba strikes Uddandam, learning the status of those who revolt against him. In that battle, Baba slaughters him and runs when Ravi chases him. Now he lands at Parvati, who begs her son not to apprehend him, but Ravi stands for righteousness: Ergo, Parvati's breath's last on Baba's lap. At last, Ravi affirms the actuality through Ramadasu and perceives his mother's holiness. Finally, the movie ends happily with the marriage of Ravi & Vasantha.
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