Kodi Ramakrishna

The Aatmalingam of the Himalayas possesses enormous divine powers. Once every 72 years, the Akasa Ganga from the sky flows into Aatmalingam. Those who drink Akasa Ganga 's holy water become immortal and gain supernatural powers. In 1932, during the colonial rule in India a youngster named Veerendra Bhatia with two greedy tantriks is in search of the Atmalingam from a cave which is guarded by a divine trisulam and a gigantic cobra. They try to bring it but fail, resulting in the deaths of the two tantriks and Bhatia losing his right hand. The sacred Aatmalingam gets swept away in the river and becomes invisible. Time progresses and Bhatia, now 99 years old, searches for the Aatmalingam's traces, but in vain. The Akasaganga is slated to flow to the earth for the Atmalingam in 2004. Finally, he gets to know about a professor who researched the Aatmalingam and Akasaganga and possesses vital information in a red diary. Fearing for his life and this information, the professor sends the diary to his student Swapna, who is in the US, so that Bhatia will not be able to become immortal. After receiving the journal, Swapna, sensing danger to her professor, comes back to India in search of him, only to find him killed. While escaping from Bhatia, she runs into Anji, a good Samaritan in the Uravakonda forest area, who serves the most revered Sivanna, an ayurvedic specialist, while also raising four orphans. One day, Anji stumbles on the Aatmalingam and takes its possession. After coming to know about it, Bhatia and his men are after Anji and Swapna. As the D-Day of Akasaganga is fast approaching, Sivanna tells Anji that the Aatmalingam should be sent back to where it belongs. So, Anji goes to the Himalayas to restore Aatmalingam in a temple which is built using Saligrama by Bhagiratha. The temple becomes visible only after 72 years. Anji faces many traps in the temple and survives to restore the Aatmalingam. But Bhatia drinks the water before Anji could drink it. One of the orphans gets shot. Anji and Bhatia get into a fight, and at last, Mahakalabhairava appears and kills Bhatia using his third eye. Anji manages to run from the temple, and a drop of the holy water revives the orphan who had been shot by Bhatia. Anji, Swapna and the four orphans return to their home in a helicopter, and the Aatmalingam and the temple vanish, never to be seen again.

Lakshmi marries Ajay against the wishes of his parents. When Ajay and his family accuse Lakshmi of having an affair, Sivanna, her brother, decides to step in.

Devi, a snake goddess, vows to protect the daughter of the man who died while trying to save her from a powerful demon. However, she falls in love with a human.

The story starts with a college group traveling to temples in a train and finally reaches its climax in a railway compartment. A college student Srikanth falls in love with his collegemate Kausalya. But her personal life is ridden with problems. Kausalya has an elder sister and a younger sister. Her elder sister is on the web of a goonda (Surya) and now the goonda has set his eyes on the other two sisters as well. Though Kousalya loves Srikanth she is unable to reach him due to this goon, and she is also not able to disclose her plight to her lover boy.

Savitramma (Bhanumathi Ramakrishna), a wealthy woman living in Delhi, visits her village after so many years and meets her old family friends Sitaramaraju (Mallikarjuna Rao) and family. During his stay at the conservative, traditional Indian household, she gets to know Sitaramaraju's daughter, Ganga (Lakshmi), who shares her love for the village and its culture. Savitramma asks Sitaramaraju to promise Ganga as a bride for his westernized grandson, Srinivasa Prasad / Chintu (Viren Chaudhury). He is convinced that Ganga will be not only a perfect bride but the way treasured Indian values are revived and passed on in her westernized family. Sitaramaraju's family accepts the proposal. Savitramma knows he will have a tough time trying to convince her grandson to marry or even meet Ganga. She asks her foster son, Sagar / Airport (Jagapathi Babu) to help his plan along. Sagar comes to village ahead of Chintu to set the stage for him to meet Ganga, when Chintu arrives, he also acts offensively; sometimes intentionally, and sometimes because he has no idea of anything Indians consider rude or inappropriate. But Sagar, despite his own attraction to Ganga, smoothens the way out. In his determination to help the marriage come to pass, Sagar deceives Ganga about Chintu's character and habits; he assures her that Chintu is a "nice guy"; he also covers up for Chintu's bad habits. Chintu and Ganga agree to the wedding. After the engagement, the families agrees that Ganga should come to Delhi before the wedding. Ganga arrives in Delhi and is hurt to hear her traditional dress and "foreign" manners despised by Chintu's snacky father & mother at a party in her new home. In her new surroundings, her only friend and confidant is Sagar, with whom she begins to form a special bond. Little by little Ganga realizes that Chintu isn't the person Sagar portrayed him to be. He smokes, gets drunk and acts like a bully. Later, Ganga is shocked to discover pictures of Chintu with his girlfr

A villager drives a rickshaw in the city for a living. Circumstances lead him to marry a politician's daughter. However, he later learns that his father-in-law is the reason for his family's miseries. Chiranjeevi has enacted a dual role in this film. The film opens with a scene where Chiranjeevi come to the city in search of a livelihood with his grandmother Manorama. He is befriended by Brahmanandam and taken to Soundarya, who rents rickshaws. One day while driving passengers in his rickshaw, he has a confrontation with Nagma, who hit it by driving her car aggressively. He files a suit against her in the court, but fails due to the influence of Nagma's wealthy father Paresh Rawal. After some scenes, Paresh Rawal forces his daughter to marry Chiranjeevi to build up his political career as Chiru has a good mass following in his area. Manorama sees Paresh and then reveals his past. His father (also Chiranjeevi) a good human being and also a village head. Envied by the good name he has in the village, Paresh Rawal traps his sister and sees that she commits suicide and also blames his wife Jayasudha that she is illicit. He kills Chiranjeevi in a village fight and that blame is taken by Jayasudha and she is in jail and all the villagers think that she is the actual cause of all this. Now the son takes revenge on the villain and opens the truth before the villagers. Also Nagma transforms into his loving wife after knowing her fathers' deeds.

Maa Voori Maaraju is a 1996 Indian Telugu film, directed by Gangai Amaran and produced by Gangai Amaran. The film stars Vijayakanth, Kanaka, Sujatha and Senthil lead roles. The film had musical score by Ilaiyaraja. It is a triangular love story in a village. Jaanaki (Priya Raaman) belongs to the richest family in a village. Janaki deeply in love with her house servant suribabu(Arjun). Satyavathi(Soundarya) is a city girl who was harassed by her mom and escaped from her home and saved by Suribabu (Arjun). Then triangular love story starts and the rest of the story runs on the things that happened around the three characters.

Madhura Nagarilo is a 1991 Indian Telugu film, directed by Kodi Ramakrishna and produced by Gopala Reddy S. The film stars Nirosha and Srikanth in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by S. Balakrishnan.

The film shows a strong rivalry between two families passing from generations. At present, Madhava Rao (Nassar) and Raja (Nandumuri Balakrishna) are their heirs who live in the same premises constructing walls in between.

Raja after knowing that his sister is killed by her husband and father in law, decides to take revenge on them.

Muvva Gopaludu is a 1987 Indian Telugu film, Directed by Kodi Ramakrishna and Produced by S Gopal Reddy. The film Stars Bala Krishna, Vijayashanthi and Shobana in lead roles. The music of the film was composed by K V Mahadevan.

Bhanumathi Gari Mogudu is a 1987 Indian Telugu film, directed by A. Kodandarami Reddy and produced by D. V. S. Raju. The film stars Balakrishna, Vijaya Shanti and Ashwini in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by Chakravarthy.

Mannemlo Monagadu is a 1986 Indian Telugu film, directed by Kodi Ramakrishna and produced by S Gopal Reddy. The film stars Arjun and Vennela in lead roles. Music of the film was composed by K V Mahadevan.

Vijay, a CBI agent, is sent on a special operation to track a criminal gang that manufactures illegal explosives. During the mission, fate brings him closer to Radha, the love of his life