Ajeyudu

Ajeyudu is a 1987 Tollywood film, directed by G. Ram Mohan Rao and produced by S. Venkataratnam under Sri Pallavi Films. It stars Venkatesh and Shobana , with music composed by Chakravarthy. The film was " Average" at the box office.
Plot.
Murali (Venkatesh) a student, has completed his MA LLB and he is love with a girl, Rekha (Shobana). Murali has a happy family, his father Dhanunjaya Rao (Satyanarayana) is a multimillionaire and mother Tulasi (Sarada) is a good hearted woman. Rekha is a daughter of Justice Jaganatham (Gummadi); everyone agrees for their marriage. One time, Murali saves a girl Padma (Vara Lakshmi) from a few rowdies and meets her blind mother Parvathi (Annapurna), after few days he comes know that they are his own mother and sister.
Actually, 20 years back, his father Sivaram (Jaggaiyah) is a taxi driver, once a few gangsters hire his taxi and rob Jaganatham's house when he was a lawyer and kills his wife, for that, Jaganatham sends him to jail and in an accident Parvathi loses her eyesight, Murali is separated from them and adopted by Dhanunjaya Rao and wife. Meanwhile, Murali brings his mother and sister to their house, on the engagement of Murali and Rekha, Jagannatham recognizes Parvathi and cancels the match, Murali challenges Jaganatham that he will prove that his father Sivaram is innocent.
Murali comes to know that his father Sivaram escaped from jail, became a dacoit and he stays in a forest, he goes and meets him, makes him surrender to Police, takes up his case as defence counsel and he is in search of the original criminals. During the process, a shocking incident; the real culprit is none other than his adopted father Dhanunjaya Rao. Now Murali is in the stage of dichotomy whom to sacrifice, he says everything to his adopted mother Tulasi, she inspires Murali to protect justice by punishing her husband. Meanwhile, Dhanunjaya Rao kidnaps Parvarthi and Padma, Murali saves them, sees the end of Dhanunjaya Rao and protects justice.
Soundtrack.
Music composed by Chakravarthy. Lyrics written by Veturi Sundararama Murthy. Music released on Lahari Music. 