Brahmastram (transl. The Ultimate Weapon) is a 2006 Telugu-language action film, produced by Nukarapu Surya Prakasa Rao on S. P. Creations banner and directed by Surya Kiran. Starring Jagapati Babu, Neha Oberoi and music composed by Vaibhava.[1][2][3]

Brahmastram
DVD cover
Directed by	Surya Kiran
Written by	Bhaskarbhatla Rajashekaran (dialogues)
Screenplay by	Suryakiran
Story by	Suryakiran
Produced by	Nukarapu Surya Prakasa Rao
Starring	Jagapati Babu Neha Oberoi
Cinematography	Sarath
Edited by	Nandamuri Hari
Music by	Vaibhava
Production company	S. P. Creations
Release date	11 August 2006 (2006-08-11)
Country	India
Language	Telugu

Plot

The film begins with a kid who is an amnesia patient tieing a Hindu holy Hindu wedding chain Mangalsutra to his hand. He is raised by a cut-throat gangster Rudra who names him Bangaram. Rudra spots that Bangaram turns into a raging bull, and an unstoppable machine whenever the wedding chain is taken off. Gazing at his caliber Rudra molds him as an ultimate weapon. Years rolls by and Bangaram is growing up unkempt, uncivilized, cannot even speak properly, and is strictly kept in a cage. Besides, Vasudev a blind pianist resides with his daughter Gayatri and owns an instrumental shop. On trafficking, Bangaram is attracted to Vasu Dev’s music and enters his shop where he gets some bondage with the piano.

After a while, Rudra’s gang encounters a turf war which leaves a bloody carnage. However, Bangaram absconds with severe wounds. Since Vasudev is the second one whom he has acquainted in the world. Bangaram lands at his music store when he rescues and shelters him. Gayatri teaches him how to be a real man in civilized society, and renames as Guru. In her acquaintance, he enjoys real happiness in life, adores Gayatri and her word becomes ordinance to him. Gayatri is also attracted by Guru’s innocent and naïve ways of looking at life and falls for him. Slowly, his internal feelings of Guru awaken and he too loves her. At that time, Vasudev stands an opportunity to regain his sight. But it needs ₹500,000 (US$6,300) which is not affordable by Gayatri.

Just when Rudra & his men that escaped from the death makes various attempts to recapture Guru but to avail. Meanwhile, Guru & Gayatri visits an old church where his memories haunt him and also recognize his mother Thulasi’s photograph. Through the church father, Guru & Gayatri be aware that Thulasi has to voluntarily play piano in their church whose husband used to work in the army. Once, on his arrival, he brutally killed his wife by suspecting her. Being conscious of it, the enraged Guru freaks out on Rudra about the whereabouts of his father. Then, Rudra artifices him by assuring him to catch but for which he should move according to him. Now Guru borrows the required amount for Vasudev's operation from Rudra and secretly makes the payment. Next, Rudra uses Guru as a killing machine in an underground fight club where the winner is the one who survives. Simultaneously, Vasudev recoups his vision when Guru walks to see him but Gayatri kicks him out. Bearing in mind that flabbergast, Vasudev is only Guru's father which Gayatri has learned from the church father. Later Gayatri divulges the actuality to Vasudev. In the interim, Guru is severely injured and taken to the hospital when Vasudev & Gayatri rushes to him. Whereupon, Vasudev declares himself as his father which he does not believe and seeks for truth. Thus Vasudev moves rearward.

25 years ago, Vasudev is an army man who had made a love match with Thulasi. Gayatri is the daughter of his bestie colleague. At one time, when they are on duty at the border. Rudra mortifies Gayatri's mother publicly when Thulasi strikes and sentences him. Later Gayatri's father passes away on a mission and beholding her mother also dies when Vasudev joins Gayatri at an orphanage. The same night, Rudra backstabs Vasudev and attempts to molest Thulasi. As inevitable, Vasudev shoots Thulasi on her necessitate to protect his wife's chastity. But tragically, Vasudev lost his vision and Guru his memory in that scuffle. Plus, Guru is abducted by Rudra, and Vasudev has to pay a short-term penalty. As soon as returned, he adopted Gayatri. Listening to it, Guru embraces his father. Concurrently, Rudra pounces on Guru and he collapses. During that plight, Gayatri removes the wedding chain from his hand and orders to eliminate the malevolent. At last, Guru blasts and ceases them. Finally, the movie ends on a happy note with Gayatri asking Guru to tie that wedding chain to her neck.

Cast

• Jagapati Babu as Guru / Bangaram
• Neha Oberoi as Gayatri
• Navya Natarajan as Nimmi
• Kalabhavan Mani as Vasudev
• Ashish Vidyarthi as Rudra
• Kota Srinivasa Rao
• Brahmanandam
• M. S. Narayana
• Raghu Babu as A.K.47
• Venu Madhav
• Satyam Rajesh
• Hema Sundar as Church father
• Kavitha as Doctor
• Sujitha as Thulasi
• Master Priyansh Murarishetty (Bunny) as Junior Guru / Junior Bangaram

Soundtrack

Music composed by Vaibhav. Lyrics written by Bhaskarbhatla Ravikumar Music released on MADHURA Audio Company.[4]

References