Rikshavodu
Rikshavodu is a 1995 Telugu language film starring Chiranjeevi, Nagma and Soundarya, directed by Kodi Ramakrishna and produced by Kranthi Kumar. Chiranjeevi played a dual role in the film. It was dubbed in Hindi as Devaa The Power Man and in Tamil as Veeraputhran.
Plot
Raju moves to the city in search of a livelihood with his grandmother. He is befriended by an auto rickshaw driver, Ramakrishna, and taken to Narsakka, who rents rickshaws. She agrees to rent him a rickshaw after seeing his difficult life. One day while driving passengers in his rickshaw, he has a confrontation with Rani, who hits his rickshaw by driving her car aggressively. He files a suit against her in the court, but fails due to the influence of her wealthy and arrogant father, G. K. Rao. After a couple of confrontations with Rao, Rani is forcibly married off to Raju by Rao in the hopes of building political mileage in Raju's area after seeing his mass following.Raju's grandmother chances upon Rao one day and is remembered of the tragic past of her son, Raju's father, and daughter-in-law. His father, Dharma Rayudu, is the village head and a good samaritan. Envied by the good name he has in the village, Rao traps his sister in the name of love and sees to it that she commit suicide. He also blames his wife by falsely implicating her in an illicit affair. He eventually kills Dharma Rayudu in a village fight and the blame is taken by his wife, who is jailed and all the villagers think that she is the actual cause of all the doom. Hearing this, a devastated and infuriated Raju decides to take revenge on Rao. He goes back to the village with his family and opens the truth before the villagers. Rani, after coming to know of her fathers' deeds transforms into a loving wife.