Story, Synopsis, Trivia, Dialogues for Akka Bavaekkada (2001)
Akka Bavaekkada is a 2001 Indian Telugu comedy, romance film released on Apr 12, 2001. The film is directed by Raja Vannem Reddy, produced by Taranga Subramaniyan , music composed by S.a.Rajkumar. In this film too, Kovai Sarala plays the role of Mangamma, a loud-mouthed irksome hag, who ekes out a living robbing people of their belongings to make her son Suryam (Chakravarthi) lead a comfortable life. Her only dream in life is that her son should marry a millionaire heiress. But Suryam, soft and sensible that he is, doesn't have an iota of his mother's gutter intelligence or her roughshod way of life. Fate seems to hear Mangamma's prayers as Suryam meets a millionaire's daughter Sowmya (Raasi) when both of them get accidentally caught in an almairah. After some more bizarre trysts, they fall in love. And Sowmya's father too accedes to the marriage. But Sowmya's sister Shilpa (Asha Saini) refuses to allow the marriage to take place, as Suryam is the man of her dreams. And she wants to have him for herself. Mangamma realizes that she has to resort to trickery to save the situation and tells Shilpa and Co. that she in fact has two sons. And the second one is Chandram who is not worthy of marriage as he is bad to the core. But the stunt-loving Shilpa insists on marrying Chandram alone. And the remaining film shows how Mangamma uses various tricks to salvage the situation every time there is a suspicion. Till the end.
In this film too, Kovai Sarala plays the role of Mangamma, a loud-mouthed irksome hag, who ekes out a living robbing people of their belongings to make her son Suryam (Chakravarthi) lead a comfortable life. Her only dream in life is that her son should marry a millionaire heiress. But Suryam, soft and sensible that he is, doesn't have an iota of his mother's gutter intelligence or her roughshod way of life. Fate seems to hear Mangamma's prayers as Suryam meets a millionaire's daughter Sowmya (Raasi) when both of them get accidentally caught in an almairah. After some more bizarre trysts, they fall in love. And Sowmya's father too accedes to the marriage. But Sowmya's sister Shilpa (Asha Saini) refuses to allow the marriage to take place, as Suryam is the man of her dreams. And she wants to have him for herself. Mangamma realizes that she has to resort to trickery to save the situation and tells Shilpa and Co. that she in fact has two sons. And the second one is Chandram who is not worthy of marriage as he is bad to the core. But the stunt-loving Shilpa insists on marrying Chandram alone. And the remaining film shows how Mangamma uses various tricks to salvage the situation every time there is a suspicion. Till the end.
In this film too, Kovai Sarala plays the role of Mangamma, a loud-mouthed irksome hag, who ekes out a living robbing people of their belongings to make her son Suryam (Chakravarthi) lead a comfortable life. Her only dream in life is that her son should marry a millionaire heiress. But Suryam, soft and sensible that he is, doesn't have an iota of his mother's gutter intelligence or her roughshod way of life. Fate seems to hear Mangamma's prayers as Suryam meets a millionaire's daughter Sowmya (Raasi) when both of them get accidentally caught in an almairah. After some more bizarre trysts, they fall in love. And Sowmya's father too accedes to the marriage. But Sowmya's sister Shilpa (Asha Saini) refuses to allow the marriage to take place, as Suryam is the man of her dreams. And she wants to have him for herself. Mangamma realizes that she has to resort to trickery to save the situation and tells Shilpa and Co. that she in fact has two sons. And the second one is Chandram who is not worthy of marriage as he is bad to the core. But the stunt-loving Shilpa insists on marrying Chandram alone. And the remaining film shows how Mangamma uses various tricks to salvage the situation every time there is a suspicion. Till the end.
In this film too, Kovai Sarala plays the role of Mangamma, a loud-mouthed irksome hag, who ekes out a living robbing people of their belongings to make her son Suryam (Chakravarthi) lead a comfortable life. Her only dream in life is that her son should marry a millionaire heiress. But Suryam, soft and sensible that he is, doesn't have an iota of his mother's gutter intelligence or her roughshod way of life. Fate seems to hear Mangamma's prayers as Suryam meets a millionaire's daughter Sowmya (Raasi) when both of them get accidentally caught in an almairah. After some more bizarre trysts, they fall in love. And Sowmya's father too accedes to the marriage. But Sowmya's sister Shilpa (Asha Saini) refuses to allow the marriage to take place, as Suryam is the man of her dreams. And she wants to have him for herself. Mangamma realizes that she has to resort to trickery to save the situation and tells Shilpa and Co. that she in fact has two sons. And the second one is Chandram who is not worthy of marriage as he is bad to the core. But the stunt-loving Shilpa insists on marrying Chandram alone. And the remaining film shows how Mangamma uses various tricks to salvage the situation every time there is a suspicion. Till the end.
In this film too, Kovai Sarala plays the role of Mangamma, a loud-mouthed irksome hag, who ekes out a living robbing people of their belongings to make her son Suryam (Chakravarthi) lead a comfortable life. Her only dream in life is that her son should marry a millionaire heiress. But Suryam, soft and sensible that he is, doesn't have an iota of his mother's gutter intelligence or her roughshod way of life. Fate seems to hear Mangamma's prayers as Suryam meets a millionaire's daughter Sowmya (Raasi) when both of them get accidentally caught in an almairah. After some more bizarre trysts, they fall in love. And Sowmya's father too accedes to the marriage. But Sowmya's sister Shilpa (Asha Saini) refuses to allow the marriage to take place, as Suryam is the man of her dreams. And she wants to have him for herself. Mangamma realizes that she has to resort to trickery to save the situation and tells Shilpa and Co. that she in fact has two sons. And the second one is Chandram who is not worthy of marriage as he is bad to the core. But the stunt-loving Shilpa insists on marrying Chandram alone. And the remaining film shows how Mangamma uses various tricks to salvage the situation every time there is a suspicion. Till the end. Check out this page for more updates on Akka Bavaekkada.
In this film too, Kovai Sarala plays the role of Mangamma, a loud-mouthed irksome hag, who ekes out a living robbing people of their belongings to make her son Suryam (Chakravarthi) lead a comfortable life. Her only dream in life is that her son should marry a millionaire heiress. But Suryam, soft and sensible that he is, doesn't have an iota of his mother's gutter intelligence or her roughshod way of life. Fate seems to hear Mangamma's prayers as Suryam meets a millionaire's daughter Sowmya (Raasi) when both of them get accidentally caught in an almairah. After some more bizarre trysts, they fall in love. And Sowmya's father too accedes to the marriage. But Sowmya's sister Shilpa (Asha Saini) refuses to allow the marriage to take place, as Suryam is the man of her dreams. And she wants to have him for herself. Mangamma realizes that she has to resort to trickery to save the situation and tells Shilpa and Co. that she in fact has two sons. And the second one is Chandram who is not worthy of marriage as he is bad to the core. But the stunt-loving Shilpa insists on marrying Chandram alone. And the remaining film shows how Mangamma uses various tricks to salvage the situation every time there is a suspicion. Till the end.
In this film too, Kovai Sarala plays the role of Mangamma, a loud-mouthed irksome hag, who ekes out a living robbing people of their belongings to make her son Suryam (Chakravarthi) lead a comfortable life. Her only dream in life is that her son should marry a millionaire heiress. But Suryam, soft and sensible that he is, doesn't have an iota of his mother's gutter intelligence or her roughshod way of life. Fate seems to hear Mangamma's prayers as Suryam meets a millionaire's daughter Sowmya (Raasi) when both of them get accidentally caught in an almairah. After some more bizarre trysts, they fall in love. And Sowmya's father too accedes to the marriage. But Sowmya's sister Shilpa (Asha Saini) refuses to allow the marriage to take place, as Suryam is the man of her dreams. And she wants to have him for herself. Mangamma realizes that she has to resort to trickery to save the situation and tells Shilpa and Co. that she in fact has two sons. And the second one is Chandram who is not worthy of marriage as he is bad to the core. But the stunt-loving Shilpa insists on marrying Chandram alone. And the remaining film shows how Mangamma uses various tricks to salvage the situation every time there is a suspicion. Till the end.
In this film too, Kovai Sarala plays the role of Mangamma, a loud-mouthed irksome hag, who ekes out a living robbing people of their belongings to make her son Suryam (Chakravarthi) lead a comfortable life. Her only dream in life is that her son should marry a millionaire heiress. But Suryam, soft and sensible that he is, doesn't have an iota of his mother's gutter intelligence or her roughshod way of life. Fate seems to hear Mangamma's prayers as Suryam meets a millionaire's daughter Sowmya (Raasi) when both of them get accidentally caught in an almairah. After some more bizarre trysts, they fall in love. And Sowmya's father too accedes to the marriage. But Sowmya's sister Shilpa (Asha Saini) refuses to allow the marriage to take place, as Suryam is the man of her dreams. And she wants to have him for herself. Mangamma realizes that she has to resort to trickery to save the situation and tells Shilpa and Co. that she in fact has two sons. And the second one is Chandram who is not worthy of marriage as he is bad to the core. But the stunt-loving Shilpa insists on marrying Chandram alone. And the remaining film shows how Mangamma uses various tricks to salvage the situation every time there is a suspicion. Till the end.
In this film too, Kovai Sarala plays the role of Mangamma, a loud-mouthed irksome hag, who ekes out a living robbing people of their belongings to make her son Suryam (Chakravarthi) lead a comfortable life. Her only dream in life is that her son should marry a millionaire heiress. But Suryam, soft and sensible that he is, doesn't have an iota of his mother's gutter intelligence or her roughshod way of life. Fate seems to hear Mangamma's prayers as Suryam meets a millionaire's daughter Sowmya (Raasi) when both of them get accidentally caught in an almairah. After some more bizarre trysts, they fall in love. And Sowmya's father too accedes to the marriage. But Sowmya's sister Shilpa (Asha Saini) refuses to allow the marriage to take place, as Suryam is the man of her dreams. And she wants to have him for herself. Mangamma realizes that she has to resort to trickery to save the situation and tells Shilpa and Co. that she in fact has two sons. And the second one is Chandram who is not worthy of marriage as he is bad to the core. But the stunt-loving Shilpa insists on marrying Chandram alone. And the remaining film shows how Mangamma uses various tricks to salvage the situation every time there is a suspicion. Till the end. Check out this page for more updates on Akka Bavaekkada.
