Khaidi No.786 1988

Gopi Chiranjeevi is a skilled music master raised in a small village by Satyanarayana Kaikala Satyanarayana and Nutan Prasad Nutan Prasad. He harbors a quiet ambition to become a police constable, a goal that sits beside his artistic dedication and daily life in the village. Surya Chandra Rao Kota Srinivasa Rao, a wealthy and influential man in the community, exerts his power over local affairs, while his daughter Radha Bhanupriya is headstrong and proud of her riches. In a tense brawl, Radha seeks revenge against Gopi, initially posing as his disciple to learn music and nudging their relationship into a dangerous crossroads. She later accuses him of attempting to rape her, aided by the village’s new SI, Asirayya Mohan Babu, sparking a chain of consequences that shake everyone involved.

But Radha comes to see Gopi’s true nature and his goodness, and her feelings begin to change as she falls in love with him. Though he is reluctant, Gopi is eventually convinced to accept Radha into his life, and the couple marries. This turn infuriates Surya Chandra Rao, who retaliates by sending a goon to kill Gopi. In a ferocious confrontation, Gopi defeats the attacker and leaves him at Rao’s doorstep, warning him not to intrude again. The goon’s murder is later pinned on Gopi by Surya Chandra Rao, and the musician-turned-hero is unjustly jailed.

The remainder of the tale follows Gopi as he fights to clear his name and to bring the real villains to justice. Through perseverance, loyalty, and a steadfast sense of right, the story unfolds the steps Gopi takes to prove his innocence and to restore peace to the village, all while navigating love, betrayals, and the heavy social pressures that surround him.