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Avunu Valliddaru Istapaddaru (అవును వాళ్లిద్దరూ ఇష్టపడ్డారు) 2002

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BannerAnandi Arts/Maharshi Cinema
DirectorVamsy
WriterViswanatha Sastry Gooduru
ProducerRamesh Babu Vallurapalli
Music DirectorChakri
CinematographyK. Rajendra Prasad
Film Editing
Art Director
Camera Operator
Assistant Cameramen
Playback SingersChakri, S.P. Balasubrahmanyam, Kousalya, Ravi Varma
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CharacterActor / Actress
AnilRavi Teja
SwathiKalyani
AnandPrasanna
Anand's fatherKota Srinivasa Rao
laundry manMallikharjunarao
M.S. Narayana
Jeeva
Tanikella Bharani
L.B. Sriram
ConstableJayaprakash Reddy
ChittibabuKrishna Bhagavan
Swathi's FatherSurya
Kantham Gottula
PottirajuLakshman Rao Kondavalasa
Anand's brotherBanerji
Srirama Rao
Ramana Gidar
Potti Raju
Bhaskar Gudavalli
Murali Goduri
Prithi Nigam
Saroja Draksharamam
Ramesh Babu Vallurapalli
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Morampudi Anil Kumar (Ravi Teja) is a well educated but unemployed youth who comes to the city in search of a job. After attending a hundred interviews, he is offered a night watchman job by an employer who is impressed by Anil's honesty and dignity of labour. Anil starts looking for a room to stay in a nearby colony. Satyanandam (Jeeva) stays in the colony and takes care of a house of his friend living in America, collecting rent for him. Swathi (Kalyani) stays in that house and works in a software firm. Satyanandam is interested in collecting a second rent for himself and offers the house to Anil on the condition that he can stay there only during the day, without Swathi's knowledge. Anil agrees and moves into the house. Anil is impressed by the way the room is decorated and artfully arranged and understands that the lady staying there has a very good taste.

The colony is full of comical characters very typical of Vamsy's films. Satyanandam is a miser trying to make money by what ever means he can. His crazy brother-in-law (Krishna Bhagavan) keeps creating trouble for him and others in the colony. The washer-man (Mallikarjuna Rao) sells his crazy ideas to people. Potti Raju (Kondavalasa Lakshamana Rao) keeps making several attempts to start his own business but always ends up in a loss. The interaction of these characters with each other and the humorous situations that arise form the backbone to the movie's story line.

After a month, Anil accidentally breaks Swathi's porcelain artefact in the room and writes a letter to her apologising for his mistake. Swathi comes across the letter, and learns that some one else has been staying in her room without her knowledge. But she takes a liking for Anil's honesty and lets him stay in her house when she is not there. Both keep communicating through letters and become good friends, gradually falling in love without seeing each other. Anil and Swathi also happen to meet in a restaurant when she accidentally accuses him of stealing her purse. They start of as enemies but become good friends without knowing that they are room mates too. One day, Anil comes to know that the friend he has been meeting outside is none other than his own room mate Swathi, but does not reveal this to her, wanting to surprise her at the time of marriage.

Anand, the brother of Swathi's office manager takes a liking for her, and sends his father to her adopted parents in the village seeking alliance. Swathi's poor parents express interest, as it would help them to get their two younger daughters married. Swathi is in a fix, as she wants to help her father who adopted her and brought her up despite his poverty, but she cannot let go of her love for Anil. She expresses her dilemma to Anil as a friend, without any knowledge that it is with him that she is in love actually. Anil realises that Swathi's family would benefit from her marriage with Anand. He leaves a letter in the room telling her that he is deserting Swathi and going after a rich girl. As a friend he comforts Swathi and convinces her to marry Anand. However, Swathi comes to know the truth in the end through Anil's friend and they unite.
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Release date2-August-2002
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