Pathala Bhairavi Story

Once upon a time, there was a kingdom, Ujjain, ruled by a King whose only heir was Indu, and the queen aspired to knit the daughter with her nonsensical sibling, Surasena. Thota Ramudu, a gallant gardener, is endeared by Indu when he impedes Surasena’s mocking of citizens, and he, too, reciprocates. Besides, wizard Nepali aims to acquire a supreme power, “Pathala Bhairavi,” as a figurine and fulfills the wish of one holding it. However, a dynamic must be sacrificed before the Goddess procures it. One night, Ramu covetously meets Indu, is seized, and summoned before the King, who mandates the death penalty, aside from the King’s knowledge by astrologers’ prediction that Indu has a jeopardy from a wizard and is secured by a mettlesome. Ergo acquits Ramu and challenges him to amass wealth equal to his for Indu. Ramu picks it up and moves on. Nepali gazes at his caliber and snares him by the sureness of his fuse with the princess. After an adventurous journey, they land therein, and Nepali orders Ramu to conduct a holy bath, where he relieves the curse of an angel who divulges Nepali’s foul play. Ramu trickly butchers Nepali, which gratifies the Goddess and grants her a statuette.

Following, Ramu gains incredible riches with it, and the King honors the splice. Parallelly, Nepali is resurrected by his acolyte Sadajapa utilizing “Sanjeevani.” During the nuptials, Nepali ruses by mingling with Surasena and heists the statuette. Next, Nepali changes destiny by abducting Indu with Ramu’s wealth and backstabs Surasena. Today, Ramu pledges to retrieve Indu and his fortune and proceeds with his sidekick, Anji. Meanwhile, Nepali pesters Indu to wedlock him, which she detests. Hence, he captures Ramu before he locates his lair. At this, Nepali coerces Indu by showing danger to Ramu. Fortuitously, Anji tactically earns a magical “Shal” & “Shoes” by stepping into Nepali’s den and freeing Ramu. Plus, his acuity shaves the Nepali’s beard, which his powers fortified as Sadajapa. At last, Ramu ceases Nepali and regresses to Ujjain with his treasures when Surasena apologizes. Finally, the movie ends on a happy note with the marriage of Ramu & Indu and acknowledges the statuette to the goddesses to avoid injustice.