| Director | Vijay Kumar Kalivarapu |
|---|---|
| Country | India |
Jayamma is a hard-working righteous person. Everyone in the village respects her a lot. Jayamma and her family consider the entire village as their own and never back down whenever people needed financial support during any functions or events. People of the village hence respect them and obey Jayamma and her strict principles. In the same village, there is a priest who resides in the hillside Shiva temple. He is very lazy by nature and has habits like drinking and gambling due to which villagers do not go to his temple except Mondays. He falls in love with a temple priest's daughter and she also reciprocates his love.
In the same village, a boy named Yesu Babu likes Jayamma's elder daughter Pushpa and tries to woo her by gifting her silver anklets. Pushpa also likes Yesu and likes spending time with him. Things get complicated when Jayamma's husband gets heart pain and the doctor tells her that he needs heart surgery immediately and it will cost 400,000 for the treatment. Jayamma expects the return gifts from all the villagers for the first event in her family, invites everyone in the village and relatives and expects to treat her husband with the gift money. However, tables turn down when she receives only 77,000 from villagers which shocks her. Determined to get gift money from everyone she starts going to each everyone's house and starts collecting gift money. She reaches out to each one individually and also seeks the village council to get her justice and ensure everyone gives her the gift money. Days go by and finally, only a few villagers remain to give her money.
The first person rejects to give money to Jayamma who is the elder brother of her husband and due to family disputes, he keeps no tie with the Jayamma family and rejects to help Jayamma. The second person is the villager whose kid had fallen sick and the villagers believe it is the work of a black magic guy who is mute and uneducated and always roams in the forest learning black magic tricks. Since his kid is fallen sick and serious he refuses to gift money to Jayamma and asks the council to throw the black magic guy in the village. But later it is revealed that the black magic guy is an ayurvedic practitioner and the kid who fell sick is his best friend to make the kid well he is roaming in the forest to find the medicine. Due to his medicine, the kid gets well soon and the villagers apologise to Jayamma and give her money. The priest said he will give money to Jayamma once he is married but at that moment it is revealed that the girl he loves belongs to a lower caste and the village head throws the family out of the village. Later they realize their mistake and allow the priest to marry his lover.
The boy who roams around Pushpa is thrown out of the house as he used up the money buying anklets so Pushpa hides the boy in their attic. Later both of them are caught by Jayamma and run into the forest and are captured by naxals. Jayamma rescues them and warns the boy to stay away from her daughter. The father of the boy thanks her and helps her with money. Jayamma's brother-in-law passes away with the same disease as his brother, her sister-in-law ends the enmity between the families by helping Jayamma.
Thus, Jayamma saves her husband. Two years later Jayamama husband again falls sick due to a delay in operation and needs another surgery and villagers come to know that Jayamma is organizing functions for her younger daughter. The villagers run away in a nightmare.