alleges that Bhavani is involved in an illicit relationship by framing her with another man in their bedroom. But the servant switches Leelama's daughter in the place of Bhavani. The daughter is married to that man by Ammoru. Meanwhile, Ghorakh is released from jail on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanthi and he decides to take revenge against Bhavani who was responsible for his arrest. First, he tries to kill Bhavani by poisoning her food when she is pregnant. But Goddess Ammoru, who is in the form of the maidservant saves her and helps Bhavani give birth to the baby daughter. Ghorakh realises that some form of virtuous spirit is making his power useless. He finds out that Bhavani's maidservant is goddess Ammoru who is obstructing his evil plans. Ghorakh tricks Bhavani to dismiss her maidservant. Bhavani states that she must not return unless she puts Kumkuma on her head and asks her to come. Ghorakh then kills Bhavani's infant daughter and tortures Surya, with the help of an evil spirit, Chanda. Bhavani prays to Goddess Ammoru to save her but the Goddess cannot respond as Bhavani has not fulfilled the condition of her return. At last, Bhavani puts her hand on the Goddess's trident and she bleeds. Ghorakh pulls her in a bid to disrobe her, causing a few drops of Bhavani's blood to spill on the Goddess' forehead which allows her to return. The Goddess arrives in her fiercest form and kills Ghorakh. She then transforms herself into the maidservant. Surya and Bhavani realise that the maidservant was Ammoru all along. The Goddess returns Bhavani's baby daughter (whom she saved from Ghorakh) to Bhavani and blesses them. Cast Ramya Krishnan as Goddess Ammoru Soundarya as Bhavani Baby Sunaina as the Child Servant / Ammoru Suresh as Surya Rami Reddy as Gopalakrishna "Gorakh" Vadivukkarasi as Leelamma Babu Mohan as Leelamma's Husband Shruthi as Leelamma's daughter Kallu Chidambaram as Chidambaram Production Development and casting Shyam Prasad Reddy, who was disappointed with the response of his previous production Aagraham (1991) decided to make a film in Telugu with extensive use of visual effects after watching Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991). He chose Y. Rama Rao, who assisted Kodandarami Reddy as director and Chinna was cast as a sorcerer, however he was replaced by Rami Reddy. Eeswar Reddy who directed films like Mee Sreyobhilashi (2007) and Manorama (2009) worked in the camera department