Now comes a point when Sathyaraj's 'dharma' is threatened by this apostate and Sathyaraj is shaken, stirred and more. The long-frustrated 'bavamaridi' questions the 'Brahmotsavam' consensus. Rao Ramesh's wish to seek a marriage alliance of his daughter (Pranitha Subhash) with Mahesh is now threatened. The entry of Kashi Annapurna (played by Kajal Aggarwal) into Mahesh's life results in a platonic relationship between the two. One of Sathyaraj's 'bavamaridis', played by Rao Ramesh, has been suffering from ego problem owing to Sathyaraj's status and he, and his wife (Jayasudha) having to be in a subordinate relationship to Sathyaraj.
His faithful son, played by Mahesh, doesn't waste an 'avakasham' to break into a dance. Sathyaraj plays a rich businessman whose 'dharma' in life is to celebrate with everyone. Later, they take a stroll down a CG-enabled Vijayawada barrage, only to creatively talk about updations in the mentalities of boys and girls of today's generation. In this one-half-of-an-idea-thanklessly-stretched-into-a-modestly-over-indulgent-feature-film called 'Brahmotsavam', there is this heroine who asks the guy what if she gets excited in the presence of this ever-smiling hunk during a night's outing. Such is the wittiness of Srikanth Addala's narration. There is this irony called Mahesh Babu (his character has no specific name, but he is allegorically Tirumala Srinivasudu) who claims to not think too much, but who puts up loaded stares one too many times.
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