Sarada Saradaga

The film begins with Raghava, a celebrated beautician whose popularity with young women becomes a burden, as they constantly pester him for marriage. To escape the nuisance, his assistant Ali spreads the false story that Raghava is already married. Trouble begins when Raghava meets Lavanya, a charming young woman with whom he genuinely falls in love. Just as she is about to confess her feelings, Ali unknowingly repeats the same lie, leading Lavanya to believe Raghava is married, and she distances herself. Determined to win her back, Raghava seeks the help of his witty best friend, Balaraju. To salvage the situation, Balaraju invents a fictional wife named Maya and convinces his neighbor Siri to impersonate her as a domineering and immoral woman. Siri, who lives next door, has immense respect for Balaraju, seeing him as a brother figure since her husband Prem works abroad in Dubai. Though reluctant at first, Siri eventually participates, and Lavanya decides to “reform” Maya.

Balaraju complicates matters by adding another fake character, Subba Rao, Maya’s supposed lover, and himself plays the role. However, things spiral out of control when Sundari, Balaraju’s trusting wife, sees him with Siri and misunderstands. At the same time, Prem returns from Dubai and misinterprets the situation as well, leaving Siri heartbroken. Enraged, Sundari retaliates by pretending to have an affair with a neighbor, Kona, further fueling conflict. Meanwhile, Lavanya reconnects with Prem, her childhood friend, and tries to mediate, but her efforts lead to more chaos. As misunderstandings pile up, Balaraju’s lies backfire, shattering trust across all three families. In the climax, Raghava takes charge, devises a plan, and clears the confusions. The truth is revealed, relationships are mended, and the couples—Raghava and Lavanya, Prem and Siri, Balaraju and Sundari—reunite joyfully. The film ends on a moral note: “The world’s most dangerous game is a lie.”

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