''Bhale Pellam'' ( What a Wife) is a 1994

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directed by A. Kranthi Kumar. It stars

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and music composed by

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. The film was produced by

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under the VMC Productions banner. The film was a remake of the

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film '' Purusha Lakshanam'' (1993).

Plot

The film begins with Nanda Gopal / Nandu an industrialist. Bharati is an impish girl who has know no bounds for her devilishness. Raja the fellow collegian of Bharati aspires to possess her. Nandu provides high esteem to his manager as he nurtured him. The manager wishes to knit his daughter Anjali with Nandu. Destiny makes Bharati & Anjali besties. On the occasion of Anjali's birthday, Bharati falls for Nandu at first sight. Therefrom, she chases and perturbs him with her annoyance to receive his love. After a few comic incidents, he too crushes, and they wedlock. It begrudges Raja and seeks vengeance. At one time, Nandu gets out of town when Raja ploys to create a rift between the pair. So, he visits their home and hugs Bharati. Suddenly, Nandu returns, views it, and he suspects Bharati who expels her. Besides, Raja magnifies the situation and increases the rupture. So, anguished Nandu turns into an alcoholic and appeals for divorce. At that point, Anjali proceeds to Nandu for resolving the problem which is hindered by everyone as he is in an ire mood. After a heated argument, Anjali moves from there. Exploiting it, Raja slaughters Anjali by pushing her from the terrace and incriminates Nandu. During that plight, Bharati stands in for her husband. Fortuitously, the crime scene is captured by Bharati's friend Madhavan Nair a photographer who immediately rushes towards Bharati. Raja forcibly grabs it and attempts to rape Bharati. Thus, enraged Bharati slays him and produces the evidence before the judiciary. At last, the court acquits Nandu as guiltless. Finally, the movie ends on a happy note with the reunion of the couple.

Cast

Soundtrack

Music composed by

. Lyrics are written by

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. Music is released on VMG CASSETTES Company.

References

External links

* 1994 films 1990s Telugu-language films Indian romantic drama films 1994 romantic drama films Indian courtroom films Films scored by Deva (composer) Telugu remakes of Tamil films Films directed by Kranthi Kumar {{1990s-Telugu-film-stub