When Shobhan Babu, a dark-complexioned poet is unable to get published because of his looks, he decides to publish them under the name of Nagabhushanam, a petty con artist. As fame and riches are showered on Nagabhushanam because of Shobhan Babu s poetry, he turns unscrupulous and immoral leading to a dramatic twist. more»

Ali Baba 40 Dongalu is a 1956 Indian Telugu film, directed by B.Vitala Charya and produced by G.V.S. Raju. The film stars NTR, Jaya Lalitha and Kaikala in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Ghantasala. more»

Aada Janma is a 1970 Indian Telugu film, directed by I.N.Murthy and produced by G.V.S. Raju. The film stars Haranath, Chandra Mohan and Raja Babu in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Master Venu. more»

Bhale Dongalu is a 1976 Telugu film with a strong cast such as Mahesh Babu, Krishna Ghattamaneni, Manjula in the lead roles. It is directed by none other than K.S.R. Doss. It has some beautiful music score. more»

Jatahgadu is a 1981 Indian Telugu film, directed by Boyina Subba Rao and produced by PV Krishna Prasad. The film stars Krishna, Jayaprada, Sangeetha, Gummadi, Nutan Prasad and Nagabhushanam in lead roles. The music of the film was composed by Chakravarthi. more»

Adiseshayya (Nagaiah) has two sons and a daughter. His younger son Bujjibabu (Nagabhushanam) likes acting very much. Because of this, he loses many jobs shown by his father. Finally, they have a big quarrel and Bujjibabu is sent out of his home by his father. His mother blesses him to become a big star. He spends a horrible life without food and is forced to be a domestic worker in the house of Geetha Devi (Kanchana). She identifies the actor in him and gives a chance to act in her company. In spite of resistance from Manager Rajasekhar (Padmanabham) and Hero Prem Kumar (Prabhakar Reddy), he grows into a big star. Geetha Devi loves Bujjibabu. But he concentrates on acting mostly and becomes a big star. After becoming a star, he goes home and finds them facing many problems. Finally, he solves their problems and marries Geetha Devi. more»

Oke Kutumbam is a 1970 Indian Telugu Movie directed by A. Bhimsingh, Produced by C. H. Raghava Rao, K.Basavaiah. The films star N.T.Ramarao, Lakshmi and Chittor V. Nagaiah in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by S. P. Kodandapani. more»

Sati Anasuya is a 1957 Indian Telugu film, directed by Kadaru Nagabhushanam and Produced by Sundarlal Nahatha. The film stars NTR, Anjali Devi, Jamuna, Gummadi Venkateswara Rao, Ragini, Surya Kala and C. Varalakshmi in lead roles. The music of the film was composed by Ghantasala Venkateswara Rao. more»

A journalist is shot to death at the doorstep of Shanti, also a journalist, who swears to bring the culprit Vishtar Nath to book. She subsequently files a report at the local police station following which her house is searched and drugs are found. She is arrested but later released after an honest police inspector Vikram Singh, learns that the drugs were planted in her house by a police constable. One night Shanti is molested but is saved in the nick of time by a young man Shankar. Shankar comes across evidence that may implicate Vishtar, and he takes it to Assistant Commissioner of Police Rathod. What Shankar does not know is that that he has opened up a Pandoras Box that will endanger his life, as well as the life of his girlfriend, Vikram and Shanti. more»

Jai Tilak belongs to a Rajput clan loyal to the kind and just king. However, the Maharaja's wicked son Shamsher Singh usurps the throne by killing the king. Jai meanwhile clashes with the haughty princess Rajshree, sister of Shamsher Singh as he tames her wild stallion. Falling in love with her, he resolves to tame her as well. Mangala, a fellow clanswoman, too, loves Jai. Shamsher kidnaps her and tries to rape her causing her to fall to her death. In retaliation Jai kidnaps Rajshree. Eventually, Rajshree falls in love with Jai. It also turns out that the king is alive after all. Jai, a now reformed Rajshree and the loyal clansmen help defeat Shamsher and restore the king to the throne. more»