Naa Bangaaru Talli

Plot

Srinivas (Siddique) is a social worker from Amalapuram. His daughter Durga (Anjali Patil) is a studious girl and constantly performs well in her academics. She is also active in protesting about atrocities against women. Srinivas always feels proud of her. Srinivas frequently visits Hyderabad on the pretext of some work. Nobody knows what he does. After completing her Intermediate with flying colors, she wish to go to Hyderabad for her graduation. Srinivas initially opposes her decision because of strange reasons and tries to convince her to study in a near by town, but when she persists to go to Hyderabad, he reluctantly agrees.

Srinivas travels to Hyderabad along with her daughter and take accommodation in a Hotel. He receives a phone call from someone and he immediately starts by cautioning her daughter. It is revealed that Srinivas is actually a broker who lures innocent girls into flesh trade. One lady who was once deceived by Srinivas wants to take revenge on him, kidnaps his daughter and sells her to a brothel. Srinivas gets shocked after finding that Durga is missing from the hotel and start frantically searching wherever he knows, but in vain.

Durga comes to know that she is now trapped and protest her best to escape from there. But the strong network of brothel prevents her from escaping in all her trials. One day she was taken a costly resort where she is supposed to sleep with a wealthy businessman. There, she accidentally runs into his fiance and explains him every thing. He helps her escaping from there and takes her to their village. Dejected Srinivas returns home without his daughter. Unable to digest the fact that her father is a broker, she spits on his face. Srinivas commits suicide thinking that his mistake is unpardonable.

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Reviews

Review site 123telugu.com mentioned that "Naa Bangaaru Talli is a film straight from the heart. It opens your eyes and shows the harsh realities of life quite convincingly. Anjali Patil’s performance and some thrilling moments stand out. All those who want to see films with a message and sensibility need to definitely give this film a shot." Since this is a serious issue based film, the site didn't rate the movie in a commercial format. A reviewer at HOURDOSE mentioned "Overall ‘Naa Bangaaru Talli’ is one of the very few Telugu films that touched a delicate point in the recent times and yet made sure that it’s an interesting watch to the theatrical audiences. You can surely give it a shot if you are interested in some meaningful movies which make some sense."