to be happy together. Meanwhile, some miscreants come searching for Priya. They try to abduct her, but Balaiah protects her. Priya begins to fall in love with him, but he does not reciprocate. He soon grows suspicious of the true identity of Priya and Tulasamma. He eventually learns the truth form the latter that Priya is not his cousin. She is a member of DIG Benerjee’s family. Nana massacred the entire family to avenge the death of his brother, but Priya managed to survive the attack. Tulasamma, who was a friend of the family as well as being a colleague of Benerjee, took Priya away with the help of Commissioner Srikanth and hid her at Pudipalli which is incidentally Nana’s own village where he is unlikely to look for the girl. Balaiah swears to protect Priya and declares his love for her. Nana, who is in the same jail as Ramadasu, finds out the whereabouts of Priya from him and breaks out of jail to complete his vengeance. It is also revealed that Commissioner Srikanth lusts after Priya and threatens to harm Thulasamma if she does not agree to his advances. Balaiah fights with both Nana and Commissioner Srikanth defeating them. The movie ends on a happy note with the official marriage of Balaiah and Priya wherein Priya squabbles with Rani over a glass of milk to be taken to Balaiah for their wedding night. Cast Nandamuri Balakrishna as Bala Krishna / Balaiah Raveena Tandon as Priya Ramya Krishna as Rani Rao Gopal Rao as Ramadasu Allu Ramalingaiah as Kannappa Sharat Saxena as Commissioner Srikanth Devan as DIG Benerjee Devaraj as Nana Brahmanandam as Prisoner Babu Mohan as Paatha dasu Annapurna as Annapurnamma Srividya as Tulasamma Anitha as Ramadasu's wife Master Baladitya Soundtrack Music was composed by Raj–Koti. Music released on Lahari Music Company. References External links 1993 films Films scored by Raj–Koti 1990s Telugu-language films Indian romantic drama films Films directed by Ravi Raja Pinisetty