Maa Aavida Meeda Ottu Mee Aavida Chala Manchidi

Telugu Veera Levara is the 300th movie of super star Krishna. Ramaraju is a Special Investigation Team officer who works as a worker to hide his identity. Investigating the case of underworld don, Gudal who wants to rule the nation. How Ramaraju exposes Gudal and saves his country forms the crux of the story.

Pratap and Priya are rivals at work and single parents. As they become neighbours, they start helping each other out. The arrival of their former spouses wreaks havoc in their lives.

Ramya and her half-sister Ooha are both in love with Surya. A case of mistaken identity ensues, but Surya eventually marries Ooha, only to have Ramya reenter the picture determined to thwart her sister's happiness.

A middle class man fights with various financial troubles due to overpopulated family resolves them by resolving family conflicts.

The story of a hilarious police inspector chasing half a dozen theives.

Appula Appa Rao is an Indian 1992 Telugu-language film directed by E.V.V. Satyanarayana which features Rajendra Prasad and Shobana in the lead roles. The film became a blockbuster at the box office and is regarded as a one of the popular comedy films in Telugu cinema.

A corrupt assistant of an equally corrupt mayor murders his boss and hides the body in a freezer. He finds a look-alike and forces him to pretend to be the mayor. The young man has a different agenda.

Athili Sathibabu (Allari Naresh) is stingy guy & a ruthless money lender charging high rate of interest at Rs.10 at every 100 on a daily interest rate. He gives preferences to money over relations & love. He goes to extent of buying his brothers share of ancestral property & then drive them away. He falls in love with beautician (Kausha) by ignoring a village belle (Vidisha) who falls head over heel for him. The rest of the story is all about how he realizes the importance of love & relationships.

When Sriram learns that his wife, Seeta, cannot bear a child, he keeps it hidden from his father. However, he marries Manisha under dire circumstances during his trip to Nepal and soon learns that she is pregnant. They have a son and Seeta, after much reluctance, accepts Manisha as Sriram's wife.

Veera loves Aarti but his marriage is fixed to the daughter of powerful don Bakka Reddy. When Bakka learns about Veera's intentions, he orders his men to kill Aarti.

A couple has twin sons with reflection mentality but one of the sons is abducted and left on the road by a criminal. Both brothers grow up with different personalities and when they cross each other's path misunderstanding arises.

Fed up of a male-dominated society, a woman approaches a yogini who has prepared a herb that will make men behave like women. After a series of bizarre incidents, a police officer investigates.

Thakur Bhanupratap, a well-respected village head, deems his youngest son Heera, a failure and treats him poorly. However, despite his father's disappointment, Heera tries his best to make him proud.

Identical twins Raja and Prem are separated at birth and raised in drastically different backgrounds. While Prem becomes a singer in the USA, Raja's life leads him to become a tough-talking thug in India. When Prem comes to India, who's who confusion brews and leads to hilarious consequences.

Akkada Ammayi Ikkada Abbayi (Telugu: అక్కడ అమ్మాయి ఇక్కడ అబ్బాయి) is a Telugu movie released on October 11, 1996. Power Star Pawan Kalyan, the younger brother of Megastar Chiranjeevi was introduced as hero to Telugu Film Industry with this movie. It also is the first movie for the heroine Yarlagadda Supriya who is the grand-daughter of Akkineni Nageswara Rao (Hero Sumanth's Sister). Pawan Kalyan got recognition for his martial arts performed in the movie. It is directed by E.V.V. Satyanarayana and produced by Allu Aravind under Geeta Arts Banner. The music of the movie is scored by Koti.

Dr Bendu Apparao uses any means possible to swindle money from his unsuspecting patients. A dying man leaves him with a huge amount to return to his family, but Bendu Apparao ends up using it for other means.