During the eloping journey, she falls in love with Anand. Learning that her uncle (mama) Subbaraju and Abbulu (Raghubabu) are searching for her, she plans to run away with Anand to reach Hyderabad. He tags behind Bujjamma and intros himself as Anand.Bujjamma wants to go to her friends place in Hyderabad secretly. Abhimanyu learns from his brother that the bride had run away. Displeased with the money mindedness of groom's father, Bujjamma flees away from home with her jewels.On the way, she comes across Abhimanyu (Tarun), the supposed to be groom while leaving the town. But, her father wants to get her married off at any cost.At this juncture, the groom Abhimanyu's (Tarun) father Gopala Krishna demands them to pay the balance dowry else he warns them of halting the marriage. In a frantic pace to sort it out, Bujjamma expresses her discontent over the sudden marriage arrangements and tells her mother that she wants to meet the groom. Adding to her surprise, she comes to know that her marriage is on the next day. After her arrival, she realizes that her marriage has been fixed with an NRI and the engagement is done. Computer Science.On a fateful day, her stern father orders her to come back to their home town urgently. Sasirekha stays with her paternal uncle Sivaji Raja and aunt Surekha Vani in Kakinada, to pursue her studies in B.Sc. That song's melody was inspired by Charles Penrose's 1922 song ' The Laughing Policeman', written by Penrose under the pseudonym of Charles Jolly.Bujjamma alias Sasirekha (Genelia) is the only daughter of Tatabbai (Ahuthi Prasad), a Jamindar in Amalapuram. It was heavily based on lyrics from Surabhi Nataka Samajam's 1950s plays. The song 'Vivaha Bhojanambu' which became popular in the 1957 version of Mayabazar, was originally composed in this film. Subbamma was rechristened as Santhakumari.

Though her parents was initially against her decision to enter acting, they later relented. Das found Subbamma at a school teaching music. While searching for the actress to portray the role of Sasirekha, P. Rayapralu Subrahmanyam and Rami Reddy were selected to portray Duryodhana and Ghatothkacha respectively. Lakshmanaswamy portrayed its elder version. Master Saluri Rajeswara Rao who was introduced in Srikrishna Leelalu (1935) portrayed the younger version of Abhimanyu while S.P. Das chose stage actor Yadavalli Nageswara Rao to portray Lord Krishna.

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