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Janaki, N.T. Rama Rao, Govindrajulu Subba Rao, S.V. Ranga Rao
Satyam (NTR), the son of the moneylender Chengaiah (Subba Rao), is supposed to marry the daughter, Subbulu (Janaki), of his neighbour, the farmer and village elder Ramaiah (Srivastsava). Problems arise and villainies are perpetrated until both men's sons find themselves together in jail. Chengaiah then has a change of heart, the main villain, his helper Rangadu (Ranga Rao), is caught and the village is united again. The film, later remade Enga Veetu Penn (1965), begins with a folk Harikatha performance, making a lyrical comment on the theme of miserliness as a social evil. NTR's debut as leading man is often seen as launching a second generation of and Chakrapani's script marked a 'realist' departure from the pre-WW2 reform sagas. More importantly, this is the debut production of Vijaya Studios, demarcating itself from the earlier Vauhini style. Chakrapani's script was later serialised in the journal Vijayacbitra owned by the studio. Actress 'Sowcar' Janaki makes her film debut here. She appended the film's title to her name from then on. Veoh : Click Here MegaVideo : Click Here
Satyam (NTR), the son of the moneylender Chengaiah (Subba Rao), is supposed to marry the daughter, Subbulu (Janaki), of his neighbour, the farmer and village elder Ramaiah (Srivastsava). Problems arise and villainies are perpetrated until both men's sons find themselves together in jail. Chengaiah then has a change of heart, the main villain, his helper Rangadu (Ranga Rao), is caught and the village is united again. The film, later remade Enga Veetu Penn (1965), begins with a folk Harikatha performance, making a lyrical comment on the theme of miserliness as a social evil. NTR's debut as leading man is often seen as launching a second generation of and Chakrapani's script marked a 'realist' departure from the pre-WW2 reform sagas. More importantly, this is the debut production of Vijaya Studios, demarcating itself from the earlier Vauhini style. Chakrapani's script was later serialised in the journal Vijayacbitra owned by the studio. Actress 'Sowcar' Janaki makes her film debut here. She appended the film's title to her name from then on.
