Attention, devotees. Beware of thieves.
Take care of your belongings. The committee holds no responsibility.
Hey, Chinni, want to go on the Ferris wheel?
Oh, no. I'm scared!
Why're you scared? I'm right here.
- Okay, Mom. - Come.
The boy's name is Suresh.
He's eight, wearing a black shirt and white shorts.
Sweetie, open your eyes and look.
See how beautiful it looks from here.
I'm right here beside you!
Open your eyes and see how beautiful it is from up here.
- I'm not scared anymore, Mom. - Okay.
Still, why does everything look so small from up here?
Because we're this high up, right?
This position makes reality look smaller.
Things that look big when we're down below
start to look small when we rise higher.
Whether it's a person, an object, or a problem.
Ma'am, Soori has come. They're calling you.
Go ahead, I'll follow.
MORTUARY VAN
Sir, sir, sir! As an MLA, what's your response to this murder?
CI Satya has been brutally murdered.
We will catch the killer soon and ensure he's punished just as severely.
That's all for now. I express my deepest condolences to his family.
In honor of his services, please observe two minutes of silence.
Hey, Raju, go and release our trucks and shift them to the godown.
Hello, ma'am! How are you?
- I'm good. How are you? - I'm fine, ma'am!
What's this, dear? You've already helped us the other day.
You're helping us again by providing these essentials.
I've only asked you for help once. You don't need to keep doing all this.
Even then, all of these are essential for our NGO, Mr. Chakrapani.
They're necessary.
But it just doesn't feel right to place such a heavy burden on you
at such a young age.
Responsibility needs age and experience, but service doesn't require all that.
Besides, what's this NGO? It's like my own home.
You don't spend on a home out of responsibility alone, but out of love too.
- Stay blessed, dear. Let's go. - Okay. Okay.
- Hey! - What?
Come along and tell Ammaji what happened.
My father always used to say one thing, Peddanna,
never interfere in the problems of others.
Hey! Please come, you'll earn some merit.
You've earned enough merit, Peddanna.
If I come with you, that merit will rub off on me.
- What did you mutter? - What? Oh, my God!
Hey! Hey! What should I do now?
Got any booze left?
Booze? Okay.
There's an ounce left, drink it.
What's she doing?
What's up, Chinna? How are you feeling now?
Forget how I'm feeling.
Tell me what you've done.
There was a small scuffle at the East Street junction.
- Such a big injury for a small scuffle? - It's not a serious injury.
What a useless bunch.
Every day, a new fight, a new injury. What's the point of talking anymore?
Without knowing what happened, why is she fuming, Chinna?
Shouldn't she get the facts first?
She won't serve food even if I ask. Go get some food.
- Go. - Okay.
Take this. Go.
- What, should I feed you? - No.
You never listen to me.
You go into fights like a little kid. You don't listen to me at all.
- Look how badly you're injured. - Hey! That's not it.
Our Narasimhulu showed up at the stand despite having a fever,
and these thugs are charging him for the days he didn't come!
But why pay for the days he didn't come? How can he pay?
They fought with me when I questioned it.
Do I have to run the auto all day to cover expenses?
Or give these thugs commission?
Then what do we have left?
Instead of getting into a brawl yourself,
couldn't you have just informed Corporator Jaggudu or Raju?
Please! That Jaggudu is a spineless coward.
Even as the area corporator, he has no guts to stop the collections.
When I become a corporator, I'll make everyone stand and answer me.
Yes. Doing good for the world won't give you a second's rest,
or a dime in your pocket.
When will all this sink into your head?
Your husband will get it right away. You just watch.
This auto driver Peddanna will become the Corporator Peddanna.
In your dreams!
Please give him 600 rupees and send him off, dear.
Okay, sir.
Yes, yes. Yes! Okay. That's it.
- Greetings, brother! - Yes. Here he comes.
Whether the milkman comes or not, this guy shows up every day.
What is it, Peddanna? What's the matter?
Well, I came to talk about
some important issues in our Kobbarithota area, Jaggu.
What? Problems in our ward?
"Paying my respects to His Highness, Kasimkota Jaggu sir,
here is Peddanna's petition of complaints."
I'm just reviewing it a bit to polish it before submitting.
"The gas pipelines and roads need to be fixed."
"We need to dig drains for the sewage water."
Even though the problems are old,
the words have been updated.
Despite the edits, he has written correctly.
My younger brother wrote this.
He's very smart, spots mistakes instantly.
- Hey! Go, answer that phone. - Okay.
Problems are always there, right?
Peddanna, the corporator funds have to pass through many hands to get to us.
Government and budget matters, you wouldn't really understand all that.
Come here. Forget all that.
If you need anything personally,
I'll pay for it out of my own pocket. Got it?
Don't be like that, man.
- Brother! - Yes?
The new CI has arrested our boys and taken them to the station.
- Hey, is that car repaired? - No, brother. It'll be ready by evening.
You've been saying that for four days. Sell it and buy an bullock cart.
Idiot!
- Jaggu, come. Let's go in my auto. - Okay.
- Hey, bring my shirt. - What?
POLICE STATION ISAKAPATNAM - PIN NO: 53002
I don't care what has happened in this area until now.
No matter how high-flying you are,
or who's got your back,
I'll put you all behind bars.
I won't file cases or register FIRs. Everything will be off the record.
I have a lot of leeway.
First, investigate and find out who's at fault.
Having authority doesn't mean dragging everyone to the station like cattle.
Who the hell are you? What's your connection to this dispute?
Sir, he's my man.
- Hey, Peddanna, you go. - No, that's not it.
Go on, I'll handle it.
Come on, go.
Hello, sir. My name is Jaggudu. I'm the corporator of this area.
What, Dharma?
His commission was short last time. Even now, the count seems off.
- Who the hell is he? - Sir! That's Anji from Jalarapeta.
He's your brother-in-law, right? What's the trouble in giving us our cut?
Sir, there's a ceremony at his place.
He said, as soon as it's over, he'll settle the full amount.
Okay, a ceremony. Just another excuse.
Sir! Sir!
What's wrong, Naidu?
For two minutes of pleasure, you're smoking...
- Please, sir. - ...in a crores-worth company?
- In a gas company... - No, no.
- You smoke in a gas company? - Oh, my God...
In a crores-worth gas company...
What if something happens?
- I'll take care of it. Okay. - I'll take your leave now, sir.
Hey, what happened?
Why are you so worked up?
You're usually calm. Why did you lose it at the CI?
Jaggu, I got furious after hearing that CI's words.
People speak based on their status.
Be as polite to them as necessary.
You say you'll soon become a corporator? Learn some politics, okay?
Come on, start the vehicle.
You brought me here claiming you had all the power.
Now look...
All the big shots in the shadows are on the roads, openly backing Naidu.
You think Naidu becomes powerful just because they support him?
Then whose support does he need?
Money and clout, he's got both.
Damn it!
Stop the car.
See that? All these people showed up only because they knew you were coming.
Do you know the reason?
Just for one reason, anger against Naidu.
As a man who knows the taste of the Waltair sea,
I'm telling you, trust people.
Trust me.
Because to shift the power and bring it into our hand,
I'll decide who to pull down and who to cut off. Leave that to me.
- Pratap Varma... - Long live!
What do you want from the market? I'll get the stuff this evening.
Don't nag me later if something's missing.
I don't need anything,
just come back the way you left, safe and sensible.
- All right, okay. - Okay?
Hey, man.
What? Say it quickly.
- I've got a lot to do in town. - Hey, get lost.
He knows what the village needs, but not his wife.
Blockhead.
- Ammaji? - What?
While napping at school, I dreamt that Peddanna would become a big corporator.
If you hang around too much with your brother,
you'll get such ridiculous dreams.
I send you to school to study properly,
- you're snoring and daydreaming? - No.
But what is your teacher doing while the kids are sleeping?
I'll come to your school tomorrow and deal with you.
Ammaji, they're screening a movie at my school.
I'll just go watch it.
- Hey! Hey, wait. - I'll come back soon.
Just like his brother, his studies are going downhill too.
Everyone must sit quietly. No fooling around.
Ranga, sit properly.
Why're you sitting here? Let's go and watch the movie.
WARNING PIPELINE
- What happened? - Something exploded in the school.
Why have you come here? To count how many people
- your father has destroyed? - Hey. What are you saying?
- Shut up. This is all because of you. - Soori.
Hey! Don't talk nonsense.
May our curses bring you all to ruin.
You've taken the lives of many children. You will be utterly destroyed.
Hey, what really happened? What happened?
We didn't do anything, sir. We took all the precautions as always.
I swear on my mother, I don't even understand how all this happened.
Naidu must be arrested!
Go outside, brief the press, and send them away.
- Sir, at a time like this? - Yes, exactly.
At this very time, you must work in our favor.
Go out, and make a public statement
that the culprits will be arrested within 24 hours.
Tomorrow, one of our men will come and surrender.
Go and take care of it.
Naidu must be arrested! Naidu down, down!
Hey, go there and tell all our people to stay alert.
Go.
Pedda!
There.
- Chinna! - Chinna! Chinna, wake up.
Brother, come here.
Chinna.
Pedda!
Chinna!