Nenunnanu 2004

Nagarjuna Akkineni plays Venu, an orphan and a steady contractor at Vizag port, a man of quiet resolve who blends practical grit with a protective warmth for the people he cares about. Shriya Saran plays Anu, a bright student in classical singing whose dreams and loyalties face intense pressure from family and circumstance. Aarthi Agarwal plays Sruthi, Anu’s loyal friend, whose own feelings begin to surface as the drama unfolds.

Anu makes an attempt to elope with Subbaraju as Arun. JP, Mukesh Rishi, is Arun’s father, a powerful business tycoon who wields his influence to keep a lid on things, and he sends police across to nab Anu. As the police close in on Arun, Venu steps in to rescue Anu, showing a sense of responsibility that goes beyond the call of duty. Anu’s father disassociates himself from his daughter, creating a rift that forces Anu to seek shelter with Venu. Venu takes Anu to his place and offers her protection and reassurance, a quiet promise that he will help her find a path forward.

Venu learns where Arun is and arranges for Anu to be married to him, hoping to stabilize the situation. JP tells his son that Venu and Anu have an affair since they live together in the same house, a bitter accusation that sours Arun’s trust and triggers his retreat from the marriage. Arun becomes suspicious about Anu’s character and leaves the marriage venue immediately. Anu returns to Venu’s place, and Venu sets out to locate Arun and persuade him to come back to Anu. As Anu and Venu spend more time together, they grow closer, though Venu remains careful not to take advantage of their closeness and treats Anu with genuine friendship and respect.

Anu pines for Arun, but she learns that Arun plans to marry the Minister’s daughter. Venu goes to the engagement venue and tries to stop Arun from going through with the wedding. Anu arrives and slaps Arun, declaring that their marriage is over. She then joins Venu for a singing competition, with him accompanying her; together they win the competition and earn her father’s forgiveness and love. Meanwhile, Arun tries to kill Venu but is stopped when he is electrocuted, leaving him paralysed for life. JP seeks revenge for the disruption to his family.

Sruthi falls for Venu, creating a new tension in the group. Anu leaves her father’s house and, still unmarried, contemplates her future with Venu. She realises that she loves him, and Venu, in turn, privately confesses his love to his friends but vows not to reveal it to Anu just yet. Sruthi overhears both Anu and Venu’s feelings and chooses to sacrifice her own love for the sake of their happiness. Her parents decide to push for a marriage between Sruthi and Venu, but Sruthi refuses to marry him and reveals everything to Anu and the family. Sruthi’s mother grows furious and asks Anu to arrange Sruthi’s wedding with Venu, yet the plan is too late and the truth complicates matters further. Anu, heartbroken, accepts that this may be best for everyone, but Sruthi steps in and reveals that Anu too loves Venu.

JP kidnap Anu and his goons tighten their hold, forcing Venu to act. He heads into a difficult confrontation to save Anu, culminating in a fierce battle where he defeats JP but cannot prevent Anu from being stabbed in the struggle. Sruthi arrives, helping to transport Anu to the hospital. Venu arrives soon after and pleads with the doctors to allow him to see Anu before treatment. The two lovers finally confess their love for each other, and Anu undergoes successful surgery. Their union is celebrated with the blessing of friends and family, including Sruthi’s mother, who recognizes the happiness of Anu and Venu. In the end, Venu and Anu are married and live happily ever after, with the bond between them strengthened by the sacrifices and revelations of those around them.