Chettu Kinda Pleader 1989

Gopala Krishna, Sarath Babu is a self-made industrialist who enjoys a comfortable, contented life with his wife Sujatha, Urvashi, and their young son Nani, Raasi. When he dies in a tragic accident on his way home, the family is cast into grief and uncertainty. At the funeral, Gopala Krishna’s estranged father Sarabhayya, Tanikella Bharani, arrives with a long-standing claim to the family fortune and challenges Sujatha’s authority, setting the stage for a fierce inheritance dispute.

Sarabhayya escalates the conflict by filing a lawsuit that declares the marriage of Gopala Krishna and Sujatha invalid, hoping to oust Sujatha and Nani from their rightful share. With few allies left, Sujatha seeks help from Balaraju, Rajendra Prasad, a timid and occasionally clumsy lawyer who believes this will be a straightforward case. However, Sarabhayya’s grip tightens as his men harass Sujatha and sabotage evidence, and Basavaraju, Pradeep Shakti the loyal advocate, is pressured into withdrawing his support. After a brutal assault on Balaraju himself, he briefly abandons the fight, only to summon a renewed determination to seek justice.

As the legal battle intensifies, Sujatha shares the truth of her past: she was an orphan raised by an organization, later finding work at Gopala Krishna’s company where she faced harassment from a manager, was wrongly arrested, and nearly broke down mentally. Gopala Krishna stood by her, helped her recover, and eventually married her. This revelation reframes the case, underscoring the resilience of Sujatha and the depth of Gopala Krishna’s loyalty, while exposing the depths of Sarabhayya’s manipulation.

Determined to overturn the lies, Balaraju enlists Krishna Kumari, Kinnera, and a tough bouncer to counter Sarabhayya’s schemes. They gather crucial testimony from Bhagavantam, Devadasu Kanakala, and piece together a case that pierces the facade. In court, Balaraju delivers a decisive revelation: Sarabhayya is not Gopala Krishna’s biological father but his stepfather, who murdered Gopala Krishna’s own father and married his mother to seize the inheritance. He further exposes that Sarabhayya orchestrated Gopala Krishna’s death during the property dispute, turning the tide of the trial.

With the truth laid bare, Sarabhayya flees and makes one last attempt to threaten Sujatha and Nani, only to be thwarted by Balaraju, who protects the family and ensures that justice prevails. The film closes on a hopeful note, as Balaraju and Krishna Kumari celebrate a new chapter together, signaling a happy ending after the storm. The community witnesses a resolution that honors integrity, resilience, and the enduring power of truth.