Okka Magadu Story

The film begins in Rayalaseema, where Veera Venkata Satyanarayana Swamy, revered by the masses as a near deity, rules as an arbiter of justice. He lives with his grandmother and dotes on hyperactive Baby/Sarada, treating her like a child. Once, Satyanarayana protects a young couple, openly challenging the Chief Minister Namboodriyar, who is rattled by Satyanarayana’s massive following. Enraged, the CM vows revenge, but his daughter Bhavani is smitten by Satyanarayana. Meanwhile, spirited journalist Aliveelu also falls for him, sparking rivalry. In parallel, society reels from a string of mysterious vigilante killings committed by the centenarian legend “Okka Magadu.” When the CBI, led by officer AK, investigates, surveillance reveals the figure of a man too young to match Okka Magadu’s age — astonishingly resembling Satyanarayana. During a covert sting, Satyanarayana is captured, just as Namboodriyar orchestrates an ambush that leaves Baby/Sarada gravely wounded. At this crucial moment, the truth emerges: the real Okka Magadu is Raghupati Raghava Rajaram, Baby/Sarada’s husband and a legendary guerrilla freedom fighter.

The story flashes back to the pre-Independence era, where Rajaram, a benevolent doctor, shunned politics until the brutal British officer Douglas massacred his siblings. Transforming into the rebel Okka Magadu, Rajaram decapitated Douglas, married the revolutionary Sarada, and spearheaded uprisings against colonial rule. Arrested as a “POW,” he promised his pregnant wife he would return. Six decades later, he escapes prison, reunites with his lineage, and joins Satyanarayana to root out corruption. Recovering Namboodriyar’s illegal Swiss accounts, he redistributes the wealth to welfare organizations, but the CM retaliates with staged riots and blood money, pushing the public to despair. In a climactic courtroom-stadium scene, Okka Magadu exposes the CM’s crimes, parades the surviving outlaws, and prevents their escape in a fiery plane crash. In the end, Sarada affirms her husband’s immortality, while Okka Magadu is last seen striding through the mountains — the eternal warrior of justice.