Aahvaanam

The film centers on Ravi Kumar (Meka Srikanth), a man who believes money is the only important thing in life, even more than family ties and affection. Once he goes to a village and plays a drama which results in his marriage with Rajeswari (Ramya Krishnan), a traditional woman from a wealthy family. They live happily for a while until Ravi runs into Sireesha (Heera Rajgopal), an even wealthier unmarried businesswoman. She falls in love with him, and Ravi, focused on her money, lies to her that he is married, but recently divorced. In order to marry Sireesha, Ravi files for divorce, devastating Rajeswari. Unwilling to lose her husband due to his greed, she tries in many different ways to change his mindset. When nothing works, Rajeswari accepts the divorce, but with the condition that her divorce be held as a grand ceremony, just as her marriage. At this event, Ravi realizes the importance and sanctity of marriage and apologizes to his wife.

• Meka Srikanth as Ravi Kumar
• Ramya Krishnan as Rajeswari (voice dubbed by Saritha)
• Heera Rajgopal as Sireesha (voice dubbed by Shilpa)
• Ali as cook
• Kaikala Satyanarayana as Satyanarayana
• Sakshi Ranga Rao as Shalabhayya
• Giri Babu as Ravi's father
• Shiva Parvathi as Ravi's mother
• Gautam Raju
• Bandla Ganesh as Ravi's brother
• Nirmalamma as Erukala Subbi
• Chalapathi Rao as Sireesha's uncle
• Jhansi

The song "Minsare Minsare" is based on Johnny Wakelin's "In Zaire".[1]

Nandi Awards

• 1997 - Nandi Special Jury Award - S. V. Krishna Reddy