''Naalo Unna Prema'' () is a 2001

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, produced by K.L.N. Raju on Sri Sairam Productions banner and directed by V. R. Pratap. The film stars

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, Laya,

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and music was composed by Koti. This film is the debut of Gajala in Telugu and she is titled as ''Raaji'' by her character name in the film. Later her screen name was changed to ''Gajala'' from the film '' Student No.1'' by

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. The film was a remake of

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film '' Chandramukhi Pranasakhi'' 1999.

Plot

The film begins in Hyderabad where a businessman Sai Krishna a stan of popular singer Hema from Vizag. Once, he visits his friend’s wedding and encounters an impish girl Raaji who has know no bounds for her devilishness. She pokes fun at Sai Krishna and he smartly paybacks. So, ired Raaji seeks vengeance. Meanwhile, Hema’s musical night is conducted on eve of nuptials when Sai Krishna is on cloud nine and falls for her. Moreover, he learns Hema & Raaji as siblings. Soon after the return, Sai Krishna writes a letter to Hema to tie. Fortuitously, it is picked up by Raaji, at this time, she starts her horseplay. Now she poses as Hema by writing letters and making telephonic conversations. After some time, Raaji travels to Hyderabad officially. Therein, Sai Krishna cares for her meticulously in favor of Hema. Perceiving it, Raaji inadvertently starts loving him. After homecoming Raaji makes various attempts to reveal reality but she is hesitant. Simultaneously, Sai Krishna’s dearness to Hema escalates. He bestows a locket containing his & Hema's photos which Raaji starts wearing and feels for herself. Concurrently, Sai Krishna organizes Hema’s program in his town. At the concert, Hema aspires to wear the locket as unbeknownst, and Raaji unwilling hands over. But Raaji is distraught that what would happen when Sai Krishna & Hema come across each other. Hence, she divulges the fact to Sai Krishna through a letter. However, before it arrives, he moves on. Immediately after the concert, Sai Krishna tries to speak to Hema. Anyhow, she opines him mischief-maker and mortifies him. Thus, enraged Sai Krishna slaps Hema and shows the locket as evidence of their love. At the sight of it, Hema turbulently reaches home and assaults Raaji. Besides, Sai Krishna is inflamed and distressed. During that predicament, the elders think it worthy to have a word facing each other and they decide to knit Sai Krishna & Hema. Sai Krishna accepts it provided Raaji should apologize to him. So, he proceeds to their house where he lonely conversates with Hema & Raaji. Herein, he proclaims that he does not have the heart to espouse Hema because it is Raaji who reciprocated his feeling. Plus, he is cognizant of Raaji’s true love with her last forgiveness letter. At last, Sai Krishna heartfully proposes to Raaji which she blissfully agrees. Finally, the movie ends on a happy note with the marriage of Sai Krishna & Raaji.

Cast

as Sai Krishna * Laya as Hema *

as Raji * Ranganath as Sai's father *

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as Hema's father *

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as Tabelu Vamana Rao *

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as Bose *

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as Sai's mother *

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as Sarala * Indu Anand *

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* Ananth * Visweswara Rao

Soundtrack

Music composed by Koti.

References

External links

* {{IMDb title, 3394956 2000s Telugu-language films 2001 films 2001 romantic drama films Films scored by Koti Films set in Hyderabad, India Films shot in Hyderabad, India Films shot in Visakhapatnam Indian romantic drama films Telugu remakes of Kannada films