Brahmalokam To Yamalokam Via Bhulokam Story

The film begins in Brahmaloka, where Narada sparks a quarrel between Brahma, the creator, and his consort Saraswathi. In anger, Brahma mistakenly writes a human’s fate as “death is certain immediately after marriage.” Years later on Bhuloka, Seenu, a mischievous vagabond who reveres his mother above all, irritates his community with his antics, causing repeated failures in marriage proposals. His mother orders him to complete his studies, where he falls for Swetha, a college beauty. She scorns his love, supported by her cousin Cycle Jackson, who plans to wed her to his younger brother. Meanwhile, Seenu’s slick friend Shobhan Babu falls victim to a phony saint, Ham Fhat Swamy, and ends up meditating in a forest. Delighted, Brahma mistakenly appears and grants him a peculiar boon: the power to read human fate, with strict conditions. Through fate’s twist, Seenu accidentally consumes the boon’s sacred milk and gains the power instead. He becomes wealthy by predicting futures and even saves lives, disturbing the natural balance of Yamaloka. Alarmed, Yama and Chitragupta rush to Brahma, who is commanded by Adi Parashakti to retrieve the boon within a month.

On Earth, Brahma, Yama, and Chitragupta face comical challenges trying to reclaim the power. Meanwhile, Swetha warms to Seenu, and their marriage is arranged. To sabotage him, Brahma enlists Rambha to seduce Seenu, but she fails, moved by his devotion. On the wedding day, Brahma confronts Seenu, who agrees to return the power but pleads to bless his marriage first. Shockingly, Seenu calls off the wedding, revealing he foresaw Swetha’s fate: she is the woman destined to die immediately after marriage. Brahma insists on reclaiming the power, but Seenu bargains to rewrite Swetha’s destiny. When cornered, Seenu confesses the truth to his mother under oath, losing his powers—only to realize it was Brahma disguised as his mother to test him. Moved by Seenu’s sacrifice and filial devotion, Brahma grants him a boon for a happy life, sparing Swetha. In the climax, Seenu defeats his foes and weds Swetha, tying the Mangalasutram just as Yama’s whip nearly claims her. Finally, Brahma and Yama bless the couple, acknowledging Seenu for correcting the fate Brahma once wrongly scripted.