Dhammu 2012

Rama Chandra's simple orphan life

Rama Chandra grows up as an orphan in a small town, sharing a simple daily life with his close friend. They rely on each other to navigate poverty and build a hopeful future. This quiet existence sets the stage for a life-changing turn when love and family beginnings push him toward a dangerous destiny.

Love and a demanding condition

Rama Chandra falls in love with Sathya, a girl from a wealthy circle. Sathya lays down a hard condition: his family history must matter, forcing him to confront his origins. The demand becomes the spark that drives the story toward a royal lineage.

Opportunity to join the Suryavamsi clan

Rama Chandra learns that the Suryavamsi royal family is seeking to adopt an heir, and he seizes the chance to claim a new future. The prospect of belonging to a powerful lineage both excites and unsettles him. This moment marks the beginning of his transformation from an ordinary youth to a potential heir.

Revelation of a violent past and a regional feud

During his visit, Rama Chandra discovers a violent history and a bitter feud between the Suryavamsi and Chandravamsi families. He realizes thousands in the region depend on the resolution of this conflict. The weight of responsibility lands squarely on his shoulders.

Secret lineage revealed

It is revealed that Rama Chandra is actually Raja Vasireddy Vijayadwaja Srisimha, the true heir of the Suryavamsi line. He was taken from birth to protect him from Chandravamsi forces and was renamed Rama Chandra. The revelation redefines his identity and the stakes of his existence.

Attempt at peaceful resolution fails

Despite his aversion to violence, Vijaya tries to resolve the tensions peacefully. The rival gang refuses to cooperate, escalating the conflict and threatening the lives of thousands who rely on the area’s stability. The moment makes clear that diplomacy alone may not be enough.

Confrontation with Chandravamsi's eldest son

Vijaya returns and confronts Chandravamsi's king’s eldest son, delivering a brutal beating that leaves the rival weakened and humiliated. The confrontation signals a shift toward direct intervention rather than quiet diplomacy. The balance of power between the families becomes precarious.

Chandravamsi family bloodlines escalate

Weeks later, Chandravamsi king's middle son murders his own elder brother, dramatically intensifying the family feud. The act plunges Vijaya further into the cycle of vengeance, hardening his resolve to protect the innocent in his orbit. The violence expands beyond personal grudges to threaten the wider community.

Vijaya becomes heir of the Suryavamsi house

With the intrigues unsettled, Vijaya is acknowledged as the heir of the Suryavamsi family, cementing his rightful place in the royal line. He inherits not only power but the responsibility to steer the clan away from bloodshed. The path to peace remains fraught with challenges.

Youngest son kills Vijaya's ally and his retaliation

Chandravamsi king's youngest son kills Vijaya’s brother-in-law after Vijaya foils him, triggering a brutal retaliation from Vijaya against the youngest son and his men. The violent cycle intensifies as the two families collide in open conflict. The town grows tense as violence threatens the vulnerable populations.

Intervention and identity revelation

A police officer beats Vijaya during a confrontation, but the intervention of the Raja of Veera Durgam stops the assault. The Raja then reveals Vijaya’s true identity to him, confirming his birthright in front of the law and the people. This moment shifts the narrative from personal vendetta toward rightful leadership.

Final assault at Chandravamsi king's house

Vijaya arrives at the Chandravamsi king's house and attacks the king’s middle son and his men, threatening to expose the truth with a sword at their rival. The king is forced to confront his mistakes when Vijaya reveals his power and resolve. The act sets a drastic moral turning point in the feud.