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directed by Nidhi Prasad. It stars

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with music composed by Chakri. The film is produced by Raju and Praveen on Silver Screen Movies banner. It is a remake of the Hindi film ''

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'' (2006).

Plot

The film begins in a village where various characters appear Bullebbai is a lottery ticket agent, Pala Pullayya, the local dairy farmer, Pilli Pentayya, a hoax political leader, Chanti the barber, Varadaraju belongs to a former royal dynasty. Varadaraju takes some loans from Pullayya, in return he accommodates his son Kittu with him and he falls for Pullayya's daughter Bhagyalakshmi. Parallelly, Ranikasula Renuka Rani a tyrant, who suffers the entire village by allowing debts, and her brother Aphis a vagabond aspires to possess Bhagyalakshmi and forcibly engage with her. Meanwhile, Bullebbai realizes that one of the tickets has won the top prize of Rs.1 crore and ploys to obtain it. So, he hosts a dinner for his customers and by elimination, he deduces that the town drunk Yesudas Gotham is the winner and immediately rushes to him. Thereupon, Bullebbai spots Yesudas dead, due to shock and the ticket clutched in his hand. Right now, Bullebbai pries the ticket when Pullayya arrives and Bullebbai lures him by offering a share. Eventually, Kittu also observes it and intimidates them to couple up with Bhagyalakshmi. At present, Bullebbai orders Kittu to throw Yesudas's body into the river but the hard time following they make some mistakes which are noticed by a few villagers. The next day, when Bullebbai calls the lottery office he learns that before dying, Yesudas managed to call them. As well as to his brother Joshua Gotham's family, ex-wife Parvathi and several people to whom he owed money. Here, a tough situation arises to maintain secrecy, so, Bullebbai congregates them into a group of 20 members. After some time, the lottery inspector lands to interview Yesudas. The rest of the story is a humorous confusion drama that how Bullebbai manages to grab the lottery prize?

Cast

as Bullabbai *

as Kittu *

as Bhagyalakshmi *

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as Ranikasula Renuka Rani * K.Nagababu as Lottery Inspector *

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as Joshua Gotham *

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as Yesudasu Gotham *

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as Varadaraju *

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as Paala Pullayya * Chakri as (

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as Pilli Pentayya * Krishna Bhagawan as Daniel *

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* Kadambari Kiran as Chitti Babu *

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as Mary Gotham *

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as Mallika Sharbat * Abhinayasri as Parvathi Gotham *

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* Seema as Varalakshmi

Soundtrack

Music composed by Chakri.

References

External links

* {{IMDb title, 0978571, Bhagyalakshmi Bumper Draw 2006 films Telugu remakes of Hindi films 2000s Telugu-language films Films scored by Chakri