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Ammo Bomma (transl. My God! Toy!) is a 2001 Indian Telugu-language horror comedy film, produced by D. Lata Mahesh under the Sirisha Productions banner[2] and directed by Relangi Narasimha Rao.[3] It stars Rajendra Prasad, Suman, Seema, Uma and music composed by Shanmuk.[4] The film is a remake of the Marathi movie Zapatlela (1993) which itself was inspired by 1988 Hollywood movie Child's Play.[5] The film was an average grosser at the box office.

Ammo Bomma
VCD cover
Directed by	Relangi Narasimha Rao
Written by	Ramesh-Gopi (dialogues)
Screenplay by	Relangi Narasimha Rao
Story by	Mahesh Kothare
Based on	Zapatlela (1993)
Produced by	D. Lata Mahesh
Starring	Rajendra Prasad Suman Seema Uma
Cinematography	Shankar
Edited by	B. Krishnam Raju
Music by	Shanmuk
Production company	Sirisha Productions[1]
Release date	4 May 2001 (2001-05-04)
Running time	141 mins
Country	India
Language	Telugu

Plot

The film begins with Gangaram (Satya Prakash) a deadly gangster, as his life is a blank wall, he approaches a powerful wizard Malabar Baba and acquires the knowledge of Parakaya Pravesha, which means one's own soul entering into another's body. Thereafter, Inspector Mahesh (Suman) a powerful police officer onslaughts on him. Severely injured Gangaram lands at a post office and transfers his soul into a doll nearby. Aside, Rambabu (Rajendra Prasad) a ventriloquist at Eluru, whom the doll holding Gangaram's soul is delivered, presented by his cousin Sowmya (Seema), from the USA. Here, Rambabu amours a girl Lakshmi (Uma) who is rejected by her father Constable Nukka Raju (Mallikarjuna Rao) as he aspires to couple up his daughter with his subordinate Cola (Sudhakar). Meanwhile, Sowmya returns for pursuing a Ph.D. in Criminal Psychology. Accordingly, she is acquainted with Mahesh and they fall in love. Once Rambabu insults his house owner Janardhan Seth (Tanikella Bharani) in the show for which he seals his belongings including the Gangaram doll. Thereupon, Gangaram slays out Janardhan Seth, perceiving the dirty deed angered Rambabu reaches Janardhan Seth's house where he spots him dead. Just after, Mahesh arrives, judges Rambabu as the culprit, and arrests him. In jail, Rambabu desperately tries to explain reality but fails. Thereafter, Gangaram absconds to Hyderabad, and the post-mortem report proves the innocence of Rambabu and he is freed. At present, Gangaram contacts Malabar Baba and seeks transformation into a mortal human body. Affrightened Baba reveals that he can attain the mortal body of the 1st person who knows his secret i.e. Rambabu. Soon, Gangaram backs up with his henchman Deva (Jeeva). During the interval, Mahesh finds the whereabouts of Malabar Baba and learns the truth and the only way for relieving Gangaram's soul is to shoot in between his eyebrows before he enters Rambabu's body. Immediately, Mahesh flees when Gangaram attempts to possess Rambabu's body. At last, Mahesh successfully eliminates Gangaram. Finally, the movie ends with the marriages of Rambabu & Lakshmi and Mahesh & Sowmya.

Cast

Soundtrack

Ammo Bomma
Film score by Shanmuk
Released	2001
Genre	Soundtrack
Length	19:17
Label	Mayuri Audio
Producer	Shanmuk

Music composed by Shanmuk. Lyrics were written by Kula Shekar. Music released on Mayuri Audio Company.[6]

Other

• VCDs and DVDs on - VOLGA Videos, Hyderabad

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