Idiot 2002

Bhaskar Rao, known as Chanti Ravi Teja, is the carefree son of head constable Venkata Sami. One dark night, a rival gang targets him and beats him badly, but a brave young woman named Suchitra Rakshita steps in, pays his hospital bills, and donates her blood to save him. She disappears before he regains consciousness, leaving his friends to fill in the blanks about the mysterious savior. Chanti’s first real spark of admiration isn’t just for the act of kindness—it’s for the person behind it, someone whose goodness makes him fall for her even though he has never seen her. It soon emerges that Suchitra is the daughter of the city’s police commissioner Vipra Narayana Prakash Raj.

Chanti first encounters Suchi in college and openly declares his love, only to be met with hesitation. When Suchi doesn’t reciprocate, he playfully teases her, hoping to win her over. She complains to her father, Vipra Narayana, who then drags Chanti to the police station and delivers a harsh beating—only to be interrupted by Chanti’s own father and fellow constables who intervene. The clash leaves Chanti more determined than ever to prove himself worthy of Suchi’s heart.

He rekindles his pursuit in the college, and Suchi tests his resolve by asking him to leap from a building as a demonstration of devotion. With courage, Chanti prepares to jump, and just as he is about to take the plunge, Suchi agrees to give their relationship a chance. Yet Vipra Narayana remains deeply opposed to their union, and he secretly engineers a plan with rowdies to cripple Chanti by severing his leg. Suchi discovers the danger and rushes to his aid, but an accident pulls them into the same hospital, where they confront fear and pain together. Their bond deepens even as they confront the immense pressure of Narayana’s disapproval.

Narayana doubles down on his interference, arranging Suchi’s marriage to a man of his choosing. Suchi resists and even considers drastic options, including suicide, before Chanti arrives to rescue her once more. Narayana continues to press his grip, hiring more goons to eliminate the obstacle he sees in Chanti. Refusing to back down, Chanti seeks higher help and goes to the DGP Kaikala Satyanarayana for support in the fight for their future. The DGP moves decisively, suspending Vipra Narayana and orchestrating a lawful wedding for the couple at the police station, signaling a turning point in their struggle.

In the aftermath, Chanti pursues his own path to a future of service and duty. He sits for the civil services exam and earns a place in the IPS, turning a turbulent romance into a steadfast commitment to public service. Through trials of violence, interference, and near tragedy, the couple’s bond endures, culminating in a quiet, hopeful triumph that suggests a new chapter in Chanti’s life—one defined by duty, courage, and a love that finally has room to grow.