Allari Pidugu 2005

Major Chakravarthy has twins Ranjith Kumar, Nandamuri Balakrishna and Giri. Since Ranjith is an intellect, Chakravarthy endears him, whereas Giri is mischievous and often writes off his brother as futile. Then a shock hits: Chakravarthy is seized by Pakistan as a POW. Years roll by, and Ranjith Kumar grows into a stout-hearted ACP, while the shadowy GK / Gudiwada Kailasam (Mukesh Rishi) orchestrates a web of illicit laundering of terrorist activities, weaving together powerful figures and politicians. GK swindles crores of rupees from a bank chaired by Murthy, and Ranjith boldly retrieves the money, bringing the confrontation to a head with the chairman. This triggers GK’s fury and a dangerous clash. Meanwhile, Giri, a formidable brawler who stays with his mother Rajeswari in a rural setting, fights the malpractices of GK’s network. From childhood, he has admired Subba Lakshmi, daughter of his maternal uncle, but his heart also starts to tilt toward Swathi, Katrina Kaif.

As a staggering turn, Chakravarthy is abruptly acquitted from life imprisonment at Tihar Jail, framed as a traitor. This reversal fills him with pride for Ranjith and stirs him further by witnessing Giri’s stubborn spirit. Ranjith is reassigned on special duty to the same beat, where he raids GK’s factory and detains Kuppuswamy, GK’s brother-in-law. The criminals scramble to hide secrets contained in a CD that could expose their entire operation. GK is shocked to learn that Chakravarthy and Ranjith are father and son, a truth that deepens the tension. In court, Kuppuswamy conspires and implicates Giri as well, raising the stakes for the two brothers. Ranjith seizes the moment, but Chakravarthy’s hatred for the conspirators only grows.

Swathi arrives with her mother, who lends her support to Chakravarthy, and Swathi soon proclaims Chakravarthy as the killer of her father, Major Amarnath. Swathi resolves to seek vengeance and enters GK’s realm, challenging the family’s power. GK, in a bid to finish off Kuppuswamy and Giri, launches an assault, but Giri escapes the trap. Simultaneously, shadowy guards scheme to eliminate Ranjith, and Giri rushes to shield him, though the danger proves deadly. Seriously injured, Ranjith is hidden away by Subramanyam, Chakravarthy’s faithful friend, who then reveals a buried history that reshapes the brothers’ understanding of their father’s past.

Fourteen years earlier, in Uttar Pradesh, Chakravarthy and Amarnath worked in concert while GK masqueraded as a respectable ally. GK’s scheming leads to Amarnath’s death and frames Chakravarthy, culminating in a court-mmartial that strips Chakravarthy of his honor. Subramanyam guides Giri to step into Ranjith’s place to reclaim their father’s dignity. Giri rises to the challenge, shutting down GK’s criminal empire and delivering the critical CD into the right hands. Swathi suspects the truth and backs GK in bringing back the CD, but Giri’s counter-move thwarts their plan and reveals GK’s true machinations. Chakravarthy, sensing his son’s integrity, starts to regret past judgments and recognizes Giri’s virtue.

The truth finally surfaces about a planned catastrophe: a fatal explosion tied to a Maha Shivaratri procession. Ranjith and Giri confront the plot, thwart the catastrophe, and bring the villains to justice. In the end, Chakravarthy regains his pride and finds joy in seeing that he has two remarkable sons who stand for what is right, restoring balance to a family and a community that had once been torn apart by deceit and power.