Yugandhar is a 1979 Telugu-language action film directed by K. S. R. Das and produced by P. Vidya Sagar. N. T. Rama Rao and Jayasudha feature in the film, which has Ilaiyaraaja’s music. It’s based on the Hindi film Don (1978).
Yugandhar’s Entire Plot
Yugandhar is a bloodthirsty and daring thug. SP Jagannath is assigned to work with David, a special Interpol officer. Despite being on Interpol’s most wanted list, Yugandhar continues to elude authorities.
When he discovers that one of his gang members, Ramesh (Prasad Babu), is a police informant, he kills him.
Kamini, his fiancée, tries to avenge his killing, but Yugandhar also kills her. In order to get revenge, Ramesh’s sister Jaya enrolls in judo and karate classes and joins Yugandhar’s gang.
When the police have a chance to apprehend Yugandhar, they do so.
Sadly, Yugandhar dies, which Jagannath is only aware of, and he secretly buried Yugandhar’s body, giving the impression that he is still alive; Jagannath, on his way back after Yugandhar’s funeral, meets Vijay, who resembles Yugandhar.
Jagannath devises a scheme to replace Yugandhar with Vijay so that the rest of the gang can be apprehended.
Vijay is a street dancer who adopts two orphan children and raises them with love. After telling Yugandhar that he will take care of the children, Jagannath asks Vijay to accompany him in place of Yugandhar.
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Vijay concurs. Ram Singh, the children’s father, is currently incarcerated. Ram Singh previously worked for a circus.
He has an uncanny ability to open any kind of locker. One of the gangsters, Shankar, offers Ram Singh the opportunity to open a bank safe. Ram Singh initially refuses, but when his wife’s condition becomes critical, he is forced to comply.
Unfortunately, he was apprehended by Jagannath, and Ram Singh lost a limb and his wife died in the hospital as a result of the incident.
Meanwhile, Jagannath introduces Vijay as a man who lost his memory to the gang. Ram Singh, fresh out of prison, embarks on a mission against Jagannath and a hunt for his children.
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Like Vijay, he eventually learns more about Yugandhar and tells his coworkers that he has regained his memory. Vijay replaces the red diary, which includes all of the gang’s information, and intends to give it to Jagannath.
Jaya pursues him, but Vijay overcomes the attack and reveals his true identity. Jaya makes an apology to Vijay, and the two fall in love. Vijay notifies Jaganadham of a party at which all of the country’s major smugglers and gangsters will be present.
Ram Singh tried to block Jagannath’s path when he was about to begin, but he was unable to do so because his children were with Jagannath.
Jaganadham assures him that when he returns, he will notify him about the situation. When the police search the celebrations, Jagannath, Vijay’s only witness to his real identity, is shot dead, and Vijay is jailed since the police believe he is Yugandhar. Things take a dramatic turn.
Vijay’s final hope, the diary he gave to Jagannath, is stolen by Ram Singh. He manages to elude the cops, though, and begins to battle for himself, attempting to prove his innocence. He accepts Jaya’s offer of assistance.
In the meantime, the gang abducts Ram Singh’s children and kidnaps Vijay. Because he owns the dairy, Ram Singh tried to blackmail the gang.
During this investigation, he learns that Interpol officer David is the initial gang boss who also murdered Jagannath. When the police arrive, Ram Singh is taken to a room where his children are present, where he is held captive.
Ram Singh kidnaps the children and flees. When Vijay comes at the same moment, they both misidentify each other as the children’s antagonist, resulting in a quarrel.
After learning the truth from the youngsters, they band together with Jaya to apprehend the entire gang, and Vijay demonstrates that he is not Yugandhar.
Conclusion
Overall, Yugandhar is a great watch, involving action, drama, police, gangsters, kidnaps, and fights.
