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Sankranti is a 2005 Indian Telugu-language drama film produced by R. B.

Choudary
under Super Good Films and directed by Muppalaneni Shiva. The film features an
ensemble cast comprosing of Venkatesh, Srikanth, Sneha, Aarthi Agarwal, Sangeetha,
Rathi, Siva Balaji, Sharwanand, Sharada and Chandra Mohan. The music was composed
by S. A. Rajkumar with cinematography by B. Balamurugan and editing by Nandamuri
Hari. The film released on 18 February 2005. It is a remake of the 2001 Tamil film
Aanandham.

Contents
1 Plot
2 Cast
3 Soundtrack
4 Reception
5 References
6 External links
Plot
Raghavendra owns a provisional store and is the eldest among four brothers, and all
live together in a home along with their parents Rama Chandraiah and Janakamma.
Raghavendra is widely respected by everyone in the family and was responsible for
bringing back their family to a good state after financial troubles a few years
back where he also loses his love Padma, who got engaged to him but got canceled by
Padma's parents who reject Raghavendra based on poverty. Now, Raghavendra marries
Anjali, who is a lot more responsible and kind to everyone. Vishnu is the second
son in the family who assists Raghavendra in managing their provisional store. He
is innocent and marries his relative Kalyani who is Padma's younger sister, but she
is short-tempered and picks up quarrels often. Chinna is the third son in the
family, and he goes to college where he falls for his classmate Kaveri, who is the
only daughter of a rich arrogant man named Govardhan Chowdary. Vamsi is the
youngest son and studies in college.

Kalyani feels that only Raghavendra is respected by everyone and not Vishnu because
Raghavendra manages the provisional store, while Vishnu just assists him. She keeps
insisting Vishnu to start a separate provisional store, which he does not accept as
that would separate him from his brothers. Meanwhile, Govardhan gets to know about
Kaveri's love for Chinna and warns him to forget her. Chinna gets a job and leaves
for Delhi as he does not want to marry Kaveri against her father's wishes.

One day, Kalyani begins a quarrel at home, saying that Raghavendra has a separate
savings account in the bank and takes money from the account without the knowledge
of other family members. Raghavendra feels bad upon hearing this. Suddenly, Kalyani
and Vishnu's daughter faints and is rushed to the hospital. It is revealed that the
child was suffering from a serious disease that only Raghavendra knew before, and
he was saving money to meet the medical expenses without informing others, as they
will worry if they get to know about the child's disease. Kalyani realizes her
mistake upon knowing this and apologizes to Raghavendra for her harsh behavior
towards him and Anjali.

Later, they start a rice mill. Raghavendra gets to know about Chinna's love for
Kaveri and goes to meet Govardhan with a marriage proposal. Govardhan agrees to the
wedding but on the condition that Chinna should stay along with Kaveri in his home
as he does not want to send his daughter to another home after the wedding.
Raghavendra agrees to the condition but does not inform this Chinna as he will not
agree. On the day of engagement, Chinna gets to know about the condition, cancels
the wedding, and comes back to his home to meet his family members. Following him,
Kaveri also comes, asking him to marry her against her father's wishes.

Raghavendra convinces the couple that if they get married without Govardhan's
permission, then it will be a big blow to Govardhan's status in society, and they
should not be the reason behind that. He also convinces Kaveri to leave her home
immediately before anyone could know about this. When they step out of the home,
they see Govardhan with a group of men attacking Raghavendra's family. However, he
has overheard Raghavendra's conversation with Kaveri, realizes his good nature, and
agrees to their wedding. Finally, Chinna and Kaveri get married happily, and Kaveri
lives along with everyone in a joint family in Raghavendra's home.

Cast
Venkatesh as Raghavendra
Srikanth as Vishnu
Sharwanand as Vamsi
Siva Balaji as Chinna
Sneha as Anjali
Aarthi Agarwal as Padma
Sangeetha as Kalyani
Rathi as Kaveri
Sharada as Janakamma, mother of Raghavendra, Vishnu, Chinna and Vamsi
Chandra Mohan as Rama Chandraiah, father of Raghavendra, Vishnu, Chinna and Vamsi
Prakash Raj as Govardhan Chowdary, Kaveri's father
Sudhakar as Anji
Tanikella Bharani as Rayudu
AVS as Supermarket Owner
Venu Madhav as Nalla Balu
Suman Setty as Thief
Tirupathi Prakash as Thief
Narsing Yadav as Police Officer
Raghunatha Reddy as Sheshagiri
Rallapalli as Satya Murthy
Duvvasi Mohan
Malladi Raghava as Kavitha's father
Siva Parvathi as Padma and Kalyani's mother
Sri Harsha as Balaji
Chandra Mouli as Postman
Jahnavi as Kavitha
Dil Ramesh
Baby Srilekha as Shanthi, Vishnu and Kalyani's daughter
Master Tanish as Young Chinna
Master Manoj as Young Vamsi
Soundtrack
Sankranti
Film score by S. A. Rajkumar
Released 20 January 2005
Recorded 2005
Genre Soundtrack
Length 32:10
Label Aditya Music
Producer S. A. Rajkumar
S. A. Rajkumar chronology
Cheppave Chirugali
(2004) Sankranti
(2005) Naidu LLB
(2005)

The music was composed by S. A. Rajkumar and released by the ADITYA Music Company.
The soundtrack of Sankranti was released at a function arranged in the Rama Naidu
studios on the night of 20 January 2005. Sarath Kumar, K Raghavendra Rao and D Rama
Naidu were invited as guests. The actors who attended included Venkatesh, Aarthi
Agarwal, Aditi Agarwal, Sharada, Sneha, Sudhakar, Srikanth, Siva Balaji, and
Sharwanand. Sarath Kumar and K. Raghavendra Rao released the soundtrack and gave
the first copy to D. Ramanaidu. Anupama hosted this event. Aditya Music bought the
audio rights to this film. The soundtrack was released on 21 January

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