Banda Ramudu Story

Once upon a time, a notorious burglar, Banda Ramudu, created mayhem in a kingdom. Being conscious of it, the King realizes that illiteracy is the reason for this act, so he calls Satyananda Swamy to solve these issues. Besides, Gauri, a florist who supplies flowers in the fort, meets Ramu, and they crush. Consequently, duplicitous Mahamantri covets Gauri and tries to molest her when she scarpers but is recaptured. During that plight, Gauri’s mother, Subhadramma, beseeches the King, and he decrees. On that night, Ramu shoplifts; while evading, he hides at Satyananda’s hamlet and listens to his preaching. Swamy tells them that to end corruption, everybody should leave at least one of their rude habits and shows Ramu as an example that he may be a thief. Frightened, Ramu attempts to slay him when suddenly a snake turns around and is secured by Swamy’s boon. Ramu surrenders to him and pledges never to tell a lie when Swamy cautions him. After that, Ramu rescues Gauri, returns to her house, and proclaims his profession to Subhadramma. Meanwhile, soldiers apprehend Ramu when Gauri states he is not a thief, which he denies, and they arrest Gauri too. Ramu is jailed; Gauri is submitted before Mahamantri, who tricks, acquires the Royal Assent, and acquits Ramu. The two land at Swamy, who states the venture by telling the truth. Swamy consoles him and declares that he must face it with courage.

Ramu is in quest of some job, but in vain due to his oath. Besides, the King is curious to hear the facts, so he travels in a blind man’s disguise. Parallelly, Ramu seeks a last theft when he acquaints the King in disguise and says he wants to loot the King’s treasure. Ergo, he shows him the way to it when Ramu opens the locker. Out of four precious gems, he takes only three. Later, they reach a place where the King hears the enormities of Mahamantri via Gauri. Soon after his return, he spots Mahamantri heisting the fourth gem when he again masks himself as insane and informs Mahamantri of Ramu’s whereabouts. By the time Gauri reformed, Ramu had said to quit the crime line. Then, the King arrives as a blind man, and Ramu retrieves the gems. Hereupon, soldiers capture all when Mahamantri incriminates Ramu for stealing the fourth gem, which he fails to return. As a result, he must be hanged by the following day. Following, Mahamantri catches hold of Gauri when the King bars, but he also grabs. At last, Ramu escapes from prison, protects the King, eliminates Mahamantri, and knits Gauri.