Rambha Rambabu is a 1990 Telugu-language fantasy comedy film, produced by G. Mattayya and M. S. R. Prasad under the Sri Lakshmi Durga Movies banner and directed by Relangi Narasimha Rao. It stars Rajendra Prasad, Chandra Mohan and Parijaata, with music composed by Madhavapedhi Suresh.[2] The film was recorded as a Hit at the box office.[3] The film is based on Tamil film Rambaiyin Kaadhal (1956).
Plot
The film begins in a village where a callow, Rambabu, strongly aims to knit apsara Rambha, for which everyone mocks him. Besides, his mother, Janakamma, fixes an alliance, and his sly maternal uncle, Garalakantam, ploys to fuse his daughter Chittitalli with him for wealth. Ergo, Rambabu conducts immense penance and triumphs on the ground, Rambha, whom he weddings, with the blessing of Narada. Janakamma denies it, so she schemes with Garalakantam to detach them, but in vain. After a few comic incidents, Rambha & Rambabu affront Narada, and then he wittily divulges the secret to Indra, who cages Rambha. With willpower, Rambabu lands in heaven, counterstrike Indra, and retrieves Rambha. Eventually, Rambabu sets foot in hell, where he covertly spots the judiciary of Yama, views the sins of humanity, which he unveils, and proclaims the remedies. Thus, no sinners walk towards hell when Yama confronts Indra in the inducement of Narada, and a battle erupts. Soon, they admitted the cause and gave Rambha & Rambabu a call. In a rage, Indra is about to onslaught Rambabu, which Rambha bars. Hence, he turns her into a statue, and Rambabu is shocked. Here, as a flabbergast, it's all Rambabu's dream. At last, Janakamma forcibly gears up his splice, and fortunately, the bride, Padmakshi, is the same Rambha in his dream. Finally, the movie ends happily with Rambabu marrying her.
