Srungara Ramudu
Srungara Ramudu (transl. Romantic Rama) is a 1979 Indian Telugu-language action drama film directed by K. Shankar. It stars N. T. Rama Rao and Latha, with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan. It was produced by Rama Murthy under the Satyatai Productions banner. This film is remake of Hindi film Kashmir Ki Kali (1964).[1] PlotThe film begins in Kashmir, where four friends, Rama Narayana, Lakshmi Narayana, Govinda Narayana & Satyanarayana, establish a bank, Narayana & Co. All of them share a relationship beyond and even their children are besties. Lakshmi Narayana's son is Rajaram, Govinda Narayana's progeny is a son, Jaipal, and a daughter, Rita, while Satyanarayana's daughter is Shanti. Time passes, and the bank flourishes in profits. Whereat, malice Rama Narayana & Lakshmi Narayan swindles by slaying Govinda Narayana and pin Satyanarayana bankrupt before the public. As a result, he confronts ignominy and commits suicide. Before dying, Govinda Narayana divulges the actuality to his children, who seek vengeance. In the interim, Lakshmi Narayana's wife, Jaya, learns his diabolic shade and quits to an Ashram. Years roll by, Lakshmi Narayana passes away, and his son Rajaram, a millionaire, lives frolic. Jaipal & Rita plot against antagonists in which Rita knits old Rama Narayana. Plus, Jaipal targets Rajaram by inviting him to Kashmir on a business deal. So, he walks on with the blessing of his mother, who, too, wishes to do so—getting the lowdown and doing penance for his father's sins. In Kashmir, he becomes aware of a hoax and pledges to recover every single rupee of depositors. As of now, Rajaram proceeds and spots the public suffering till today. He also detects Latha, and they fall in love. Presently, Rajaram retrieves the entire amount in various disguised forms. At last, he backs it to depositors with his property by ten times their investment. Finally, the movie ends on a happy note with the marriage of Rajaram & Shanti. Cast
Soundtrack
Music composed by K. V. Mahadevan. Lyrics were written by Acharya Aatreya.[2]
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