Bhale Bullodu Story

The film begins at a central jail where Jayanti, serving a life sentence for allegedly killing her lover Krishna Mohan Rao, gives birth to a baby boy named Chinna. She entrusts his care to kindhearted prison sentry Shantamma, asking her to protect him from her greedy uncle Papa Rao and his son Hari, who covet her property. Meanwhile, Krishna, Krishna Mohan Rao’s younger brother, has grown into a misogynist and chronic bachelor due to his brother’s tragic past. Radha, a spirited woman, admires Krishna’s principled nature and falls in love with him despite his resistance. Years later, ten-year-old Chinna becomes attached to Krishna after Shantamma, now ailing, introduces him as Chinna’s father. Initially, Krishna tries to push the boy away, even leaving him in an orphanage, but ultimately accepts his presence. At the same time, Radha’s persistent love makes Krishna realize her sincerity, and he agrees to marry her. However, during the wedding, Chinna reveals evidence proving Krishna is his father, creating tension and driving a wedge between Krishna and Radha.

Unable to handle the pressure, Krishna abandons Chinna in a forest, but when the boy witnesses Papa Rao and Hari committing murder, Krishna rushes to save him, finally embracing him as his son. Before dying, Shantamma confesses that Chinna is not Krishna’s son but fails to reveal the full truth. Radha, however, recognizes Krishna’s integrity. Overcome with guilt, Chinna runs away, prompting Krishna to publish an appeal in the newspapers. Seeing it, Jayanti escapes from prison to protect her child. Eventually, Krishna and Jayanti find Chinna, and she reveals the truth: Chinna is actually Krishna Mohan Rao’s son, and Papa Rao was the one who killed him and framed her. Krishna apologizes and accepts Jayanti as his sister-in-law. In the climax, Papa Rao and Hari attack, but Krishna defeats them. Tragically, Jayanti sacrifices her life to save Chinna. The film ends on a hopeful note, with Krishna and Radha adopting Chinna and raising him with love.