| Director | Dasari Yoganand, Yoganand D |
|---|---|
| Genre | historical film |
| Country | India |
The film begins in the Malwa kingdom, whose ruler Amarasimha, while ailing, entrusts Prince Jayasimha's liability to his sibling Rudrasimha & his benevolent wife, Durgadevi. However, the spiteful Rudrasimha always urges for the throne. Durgadevi raises Jayasimha under the light of love with her son Vijayasimha, who is devoted to his brother. Years pass, Jay & Vijay turn into gallants, and it is time to crown him. It begrudges Rudrasimha, who ruses to assassinate Jayasimha. Being conscious of it, Jayasimha silently quits the Kingdom, surrendering it to his uncle. Yet, Rudrasimha commissions his henchman Chandrasena, determining that no enemy should be left. Vijay learns of his father's plot and walks to shield his brother.
Meanwhile, in the forest of the Magadha kingdom, Jayasimha secures Princess Padmini from the dacoits when they crush. He is introduced as Bhavani Prasad and moves into their Kingdom. Therein, an old disabled general, Ranadheer, shelters him and befriends his son Budhimathi, & daughter Kalindi. Currently, their country is facing a gigantic battle with bandits' rebellion, who captured Emperor Raghuveer. Jayasimha proceeds to the fortress; with the aid of Padmini, he enrolls in the army and safeguards the King. Ergo, he has given with the great honor of a satrap. Here, the commander-in-chief, Mahaveer, is enraged at Jayasimha's big hit and Pamini's endearment towards him. Parallelly, Kalindi also falls for Jayasimha and, thus, creates a rift between him & Padmini to win her love. Later, she regrets that Jayasimha considers her a sibling.
Chandrasena then tracks down Jayasimha's whereabouts, who mingles with Mahaveer and abducts him with Padmini. Kalindi follows the duo and safeguards them by sacrificing her life. Besides, Mahaveer forcibly conspires to knit Padmini when Jayasimha assaults him. Unfortunately, the miscreants capture Jaya Simha when a man with a veil protects them, and Jayasimha kills Mahaveer. Now, Rudrasimha is about to onset on Magadha when Durgadevi bars him, but he deafens his ears by shooting her down. Jayasimha alone enters the battlefield and bows his head before his uncle. On the verge of Rudrasimha slaying him, the man in the veil stabs him. As a flabbergast, he uncovers him as Vijayasimha. At last, remorseful Rudrasimha pleads pardon from Jay & Vijay. Finally, the movie ends happily with Jayasimha's crowing ceremony.