When a series of mysterious thefts and a shocking murder rock the local zamindar’s estate, the bumbling but brilliant Raju must solve the case before the arrogant city cop (Priyadarshi Pullikonda) takes credit.
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Raju’s life changes when the elderly (Rohini) is found dead under mysterious circumstances in the bungalow of the region's biggest businessman, Chandrasekhar Varma (Hyper Aadi in a serious role). The police dismiss it as an accident, but Raju notices a single, deliberate clue: a misplaced paan (betel leaf) with a specific symbol.
The second half cleverly pays homage to classic detective tropes—a locked room mystery, a hidden diary, and a dramatic "gathering of suspects" climax. The film’s biggest strength is its writing; the jokes land without undermining the mystery. | Actor | Role | Performance Verdict | |-------|------|---------------------| | Vennela Kishore | Venkata Rama Raju (Srikakulam Sherlock) | Career-best performance. Balances humor with vulnerability. | | Priyadarshi | SI G. Sivaji | Excellent foil—frustrated, funny, and fierce. | | Rohini | Lakshmi Devi | Brief but impactful cameo. | | Hyper Aadi | Chandrasekhar Varma | Surprisingly effective as the brooding antagonist. | | Satya | Buchi Babu | Steals scenes with physical comedy. |
