Nindu Hrudayalu () is 1969 Telugu-language action drama film, produced by M. Jagannatha Rao under the S.V.S. Films banner and directed by K. Viswanath. It stars

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and has music composed by T. V. Raju. This film was K. Viswanath's breakthrough work.

Plot

Veeraju is a brutish thug forging counterfeit currency with his mates Prasad and Kamini and designed by Sridhar. He then slays Sridhar, for which his son Gopi seeks vengeance. Kamini poisons Prasad but rears his daughter Sarada. Before leaving, Veeraju meets his wife Janaki when the cops seize her. Their son Chitti Babu is lifted alone and is befriended by an orphan, Maruti, who calls him Ramu. Gopi also joins them and they become a family. Years roll by, and the bond of the three is notable; they are tenants at the residence of a turpitude Govindaiah. Gopi is still blown out in the hunt of Veeraju, feigns as honorable-seeking Raja Shekaram, and poses Kamini and Sarada as his wife and daughter. Sarada is a doctor that falls, Gopi. Meanwhile, Janaki houses as a maid at filthy Govindaiah, and one tries to molest her whom the three secure. Following, she resides with them showering motherly affection. Ramu crushes Govindaiah’s vainglory daughter Lalitha and knits her. Maruti loves a court dancer Geeta that counts out blemish. Janaki spots Veeraju, but stays behind, misjudging his current family. Parallelly, Raja Shekaram entices Geeta, and when shielding her Gopi detects and backs him. On the verge to slaughter Janaki bars when she is cognizant of him as homicide and is under dichotomy. Maruti splices Geeta and integrates with the family, which envies Lalitha. Shockingly, Prasad is alive as a lunatic and is best of care by Sarada with affinity. One night, Janaki approaches Rajashekaram and he behests her to eliminate Gopi. After return, Lalitha charges her when a rupture arises, and the three spilt. Gopi feels something is fishy and undoes the tie in various forms of disguise. Janaki recognizes Ramu and he stands for piety despite being aware of the fact. Likewise, Sarada also knows her past and is nearing, Prasad. Janaki dies while guarding Gopi and pleading with him to quit her husband. Veeraju reforms after soul-searching and surrenders. Finally, the movie ends on a happy note with the reunion of the three.

Cast

as Gopi *

as Sharada *

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as Ramu / Chitti Babu * Satyanarayana as Veeraju / Raja Shekaram *

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as Govindaiah * Chalam as Maruti * Relangi as Prasad * Mikkilineni as Police Constable Rangaiah *Tyagaraju as Sridhar Rao * Geethanjali as Lalitha *

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as Geetha *Rukmini as Janaki *

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as Anasuya *Mohini as Kamini Devi

Soundtrack

Music composed by T. V. Raju.

References

External links

* {{Kasinathuni Viswanath Indian drama films 1960s Telugu-language films Films directed by K. Viswanath Films scored by T. V. Raju 1969 drama films