Trained by a high profile cop, an encounter specialist masquerading as a Brahmin priest takes on a real estate crime organization after losing his uncle.

A strange clause in an ancestral will said that if Laddubabu got married his father would inherit a lot of property. But a mosquito laden with a strange virus bites Laddubabu and he becomes humongously fat much to the disdain of his father who wanted to get him married very fast. Laddubabu meanwhile had other plans. He was in no rush. He wanted to find true love first. He wanted to find a girl who would love him and accept his enormous self for what it was. Fate intervenes in the form of a little kid, whom Laddubabu makes enemies with. The little kid turns out to be a nemesis for Laddubabu's attempts at wooing his lady love. What look like chidish pranks initially turn out to be a well thought out strategy by the kid who wanted Laddubabu to abandon what he was doing and do what the kid wanted him to do.

A professor decides to buy an allegedly haunted ancestral property on the condition that someone stays there. A local goon spends three months in the house in a bid to earn a quick profit.

Murali is pursued by the brothers of Peddiraju because of the relation between him and Peddiraju's sister. Later, he learns that Peddiraju is a criminal and he must protect his life.

Samrat is adopted by the Varmas who raise him as one of their own and the patriarch's granddaughter falls in love with him. However, he leaves her to be with a girl who is mentally unstable.

Sujatha and Venkat love each other. Sujatha doesn't mind that Venkat is poor. However, her parents arrange to get her married to her childhood mate, as his family is rich.

A Hindu man and a Muslim woman fall in love in a small village and move to Mumbai, where they have two children. However, growing religious tensions and erupting riots threaten to tear the family apart.

A philandering architect masquerades as a cook in a colleague's home, in order to woo her.