Pasivadi Pranam

The protagonist Madhu (Chiranjeevi) is presented as a painter who became a drunkard when his wife (Sumalatha) died in an accident immediately after their marriage. He leads a careless life until a deaf and dumb child (Baby Sujitha) enters his life. He names him Raja and takes care of him. However, he doesn't stop drinking.

It is revealed that Raja's mother were murdered by Venu (Raghuvaran) and his assistant and Raja was a witness, and they are trying to get rid of him. Geeta (Vijayashanti) meets them in a shopping center and thinks Raja is Madhu's son. She fights with them when Raja accidentally breaks her just-purchased gift. She later realizes her mistake and comes to Madhu's house to apologise. She befriends Raja and gradually falls for Madhu. Later she comes to know that Raja is her sister's (Rajyalakshmi) son.

Venu and his assistant keep trying to kill Raja and they are almost successful when Madhu is out drunk one night, but Madhu saves him in the last minute. This changes him and he gives up drinking. Madhu is accused of murder and kidnapping and is arrested by Inspector (Prabhakar). Geeta and her father show Madhu is not the actual killer, but the police can't release him as another case was filed on him. The rest of the story is how the villains are slain and Madhu and Geetha marry and adopt Raja.

• Chiranjeevi as Madhu
• Vijayashanti as Geeta
• Raghuvaran as Chakravarty
• Babu Antony as Ranjith
• Sujitha as Raja
• Kannada Prabhakar as Inspector
• Brahmanandam
• Sumalatha as special appearance
• Rajyalakshmi
• Allu Ramalingaiah
• Kongara Jaggaiah
• Gummadi Venkateswara Rao
• Giribabu
• Prasad Babu
• P.J. Sarma

• Story: Fazil
• Dialogues: Jandhyala
• Music: K. Chakravarthy
• Cinematographer: Lok Singh
• Editor: M. Vellai Swamy
• Lyrics: Acharya Atreya & Veturi Sundararama Murthy
• Playback Singers: S. P. Balasubrahmanyam, P. Susheela & S. Janaki
• Dances: Tara
• Art Director: B. Chalam
• Stunts: Raju
• Co-director: Chalasani Rama Rao
• Makeup Artist: Jayakrishna
• Costumes: Krishna
• Production Controller: Mohan
• Assistant Directors: A. Karunakar Reddy & R. Nethaji
• Associate Directors: Kanakeswara Rao & B. Sundara Raja
• Operative Cameraman: Vijay
• Production Managers: Narasaiah, Korada Harish & Ravikanth
• Associate Editor: Sivanand
• Publicity Designs: Lanka Bhaskar
• Publicity In-charge: Mikkilineni Jagadish Babu
• Stills: Allu Tataji
• Producer: Allu Aravind
• Director: A. Kodandarami Reddy

• Production Company: Geeta Arts
• Outdoor Units: Geeta Equipments
• Press Publicity: Geeta Publicities
• Radio Publicity: Creative Commercials
• Poster Printing: National Litho Printers
• Film Processing: Prasad Film Laboratories

All songs were composed by K. Chakravarthy.

The movie did well at the box office, breaking records for Telugu movies. It collected over 5 crores [50 million] rupees and ran for 100 days in 10 (Direct) centers.[2] This was the 2nd industry hit for Chiranjeevi after Khaidi.

This movie was Chiranjeevi's first silver-jubilee hit. It had a 175-day run in Prathap theatre on 5 daily shows (still record), in Tirupathi. In those days,a Telugu movie running in for more than 100 days with daily 4 shows is difficult due to introducing of slab system by Ap govt in 1984. And also this film surpassed another record that a Telugu movie has run of 100 days with 5 shows per a day in 3 centres(Tirupati,Nellore,Anathapur). Previously another Telugu movie ran in 2 centres(Tirupati, Anathapur).[3] It became the first South Indian movie to be dubbed into Russian Language. It was released in more than 60 theatres in Russia.And there also it got tremendous success.After "Rajkapoor's movies" and Mithun chakravarthy's "Disco Dancer(1982)",it is the next Indian film and the first south Indian film which was tremendous hit in Russia.Due to influence of this film,later Chiranjeevi and K.Viswanath's "Swayamkrushi" was also dubbed into Russian Language.

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