Naari Naari Naduma Murari (నారీ నారీ నడుమ మురారి)

Where are you going, brother?

- Come on, come on. - How can I move without telling where?

Hurry it up.

I'm getting the bride. Everything alright?

Okay! Okay!

- Is this about love? - Yeah!

The auspicious time is 6:30 in the morning.

My friend said he'd bring the car, but he didn't.

Don't stress, man.

I'll be faster than a car.

Mind if I help?

Why take the risk? Keep going.

I'm a love failure, bro.

I thought I'd help others in love.

- What's your name? - It's Lovekusa.

I'll go as far as it takes, for love.

You don't have to go far. We've arrived.

Stop right now.

- Do you have a ladder? - No, it's not there.

Is it time to find a ladder, bro?

- Then how do we climb? - Climb on me.

My shoes are muddy.

Love's like mud. I'm past it. Don't think.

- Climb on me. - As you wish.

Wait there. I'm coming.

It's all for love. It's okay.

Wait, we are coming.

- Did anyone see you? - Nobody.

By the way, where's Karthik?

- What are they doing? - He's getting ready. You okay?

Bro, you can continue talking after you get down.

For love's sake, can't you do this?

- Come on, hold me. - Hey!

The girl's eloping. Wake up and go.

- They're starting too, bro! - Come on, hurry up!

Let's go.

Hurry up!

Hey, move it, man!

Ah!

Ah!

I see some cattle there.

I can't see a thing!

- Be careful, man. - Careful!

Hey, careful! Look!

- Hey! Be careful. - How did this happen?

- Hey, be careful, man! - Hey!

- Put it down, man! - I am unable to, bro.

- Do it. - I'll turn right giving an left indicator.

I will see how would they catch us.

Come on. Start getting ready.

Wishing you a happy married life, dear.

- Thank you. - God bless you.

Sorry, bro. Your auto got damaged because of me.

It's alright sir. I, Lovekusa, was born for love's sake.

You're a good man. Please come.

- Please bless the newlyweds. - It's alright, bro.

- You carry on. - Come on, bro. You are being too shy.

- Is everything okay? - Everything's ready, dude.

Take care of the guest.

What are you staring at, bro?

- He meant the guest? - That's me.

- Let's go. - What's your name, bro?

- It's Jackie. - I didn't ask your name.

- The priest's name is Harichandra. - Why do I need the priest's name?

- I would like the bridegroom's name. - Karthik!

- What is the bride's name? - Pallavi!

Karthik weds Pallavi!

The names match well. Let us go and see. I mean the marriage.

- Where is the bridegroom? - The bridegroom...

Here comes the bridegroom!

I feel shy, son.

What? The bridegroom is an old man?!

Have we gone through all this chasing for a child marriage?

Bro, if Gurajada Apparao were alive today,

he'd be outraged by this injustice and swing his slipper.

Son, who is he?

He helped with the chase. He's our guest's dad.

- Hey, bro! Thank you. - Don't call me bro--

You're helping this wedding, even knowing he's the father's age?

What's wrong with it? They're in love and have exchanged hearts.

At the age of a heart transplant, what's with exchanging hearts, bro?

- Life is too short! - She's very young, too.

Live life your way, not by others', that's what life is.

- So... - Am I right, Dad?

So, you'll marry this little girl to that old man?

This sin won't be forgiven. You'll never get married in this life.

- This is the curse of Lovekusa. - Bro!

- Take him away! - Mr. Priest! This curse strikes you too!

- You will go mute while chanting. - Don't worry, Dad.

People will always gossip,

just ignore them. Sit! - Hey, stop it!

Don't do it, man! Don't ruin her life.

I've heard of inter-caste and inter-religious marriages,

but what kind of 'middle-ground' marriage is this?

- Wait, man! - Leave me, guys.

People are watching!

Please don't ruin that little girl's life.

Chinnu, do you want to, or should I?

- I will throw it. - You will do it? Okay, do it.

Five minutes, bro. It'll be done.

- - Finally, it's done.

Oh God!

- Sir, show Arundhathi star for the bride. - Okay.

He's searching now, when will he find it?

Look, girl! He won't find it. You search and show him

Karthik! There it is!

- Where is it, Chinnu? - There! It's visible right there.

Here, Dad! Take it!

Love you, dear!

They say that when the right time comes, a son will be born.

There it is!

Listen, these days people are divorcing over every little thing.

To take your case, the reason must not be silly.

It's not silly reason, Sir.

- Then, what exactly is the problem? - She's snoring! I can't sleep.

She can't cook and always orders from Swiggy or Zomato,

half my salary goes there!

She'll be on WhatsApp until midnight.

If I question her, she says she's just checking statuses.

If he sees that I'm online, he'll be online too, right, Sir?

Tell me, who were you chatting with?

Sir, question him, who is he chatting with?

Yes! Who were you chatting with?

- I'm checking statuses, Sir! - Hey!

Sir!

- Sir! - What?

Sir, your friend Mohankrishna has come to meet you.

- Why has he come? - I don't know, Sir.

He can't stand it when someone else is happy.

- Call him. - OK, sir.

What, Ramalingam?

I guess you make a lot of money by breaking couples apart.

- That Benz parked outside is yours, right? - Have you started getting jealous again?

- Why are you here? - To talk about my daughter's divorce.

It hasn't even been a year since they got married. Why a divorce?

It's a love marriage, so it happened without my consent.

Anyway, these days, do girls even listen to their dads?

They've been on the phone with their boyfriends for hours.

When asked, they give the girls' names.

We truly believe that.

They go out shopping. When asked, they give the girls' names.

Girls have become experts at fooling their dads.

- You have a daughter, right? Be careful. - Hey, stop it!

Don't say anything more. Not everyone is like your daughter.

Oh!

My Nithya wouldn't do anything without my knowledge.

I was saying this exact line until just the other day.

Hey, don't annoy me.

I've raised my daughter differently from you.

Bring your daughter here in two days. We'll discuss the case.

Okay!

Your upbringing or mine

when it comes to eloping, everyone's upbringing is the same.

Tell me?

Very good.

Yeah, I know exactly what you're saying.

- Nithya! - Yes!

Yeah, okay!

That's OK.

They've been on the phone with their boyfriends for hours.

When asked, they give the girls' names.

Sir, your signature.

These points are okay. These are also okay.

- Nithya! - What happened, Dad?

- Who's on the phone, dear? - It's Gautham, Dad.

- Gautham? Okay. - Okay.

Did you hear? My daughter won't lie to me.

- She's genuine. - It's the way you raised her, sir.

Dear, Nithya! - Yes, Dad!

You're coming to Rajesh Uncle's birthday party in the evening, right?

Sorry, Dad, I'm going out with a friend.

They go out shopping. When asked, they give the girls' names.

With whom? Is it with Pooja? - No, Dad. It's with Gautham.

Oh, yes... fine, okay.

- Yes, Dad. - Okay! Take care. Be safe.

- Bye! - Bye!

Have you noticed how genuine my daughter is?

- True, sir. - She's a darling.

Hello, Nithya. - Yes, dad.

I'm done with the work at the bank. Shall we go to a movie, dear?

Sorry, Dad. Plans have changed. I'm going out with Gautham.

Oh with Gautham? Okay, dear! Take care.

Be safe. Okay? Bye. - Okay, dad. Bye.

Have you noticed how genuine my daughter is?

Yes, she is truly genuine, Sir.

- Come, Nithya! - Coming, Dad!

Time's up.

Hurry up.

Want to sit here?

Actually, Dad, I'm going out to a party with a friend.

- Oh, is it? Is it with Gautham? - Yeah!

- Okay! Go... Enjoy! - Bye, Dad!

- Thank you! - All the best. Bye.

Hey, Srinu, notice how genuine she was, telling the truth and then leaving?

What's with this 'telling the truth,' Sir?

Are you okay with her eloping and being honest?

- Hey! - Then what, Sir?

She's going out with him, always on the phone...

always on the phone, doing whatever he says.

Movies, parties, everything is with him.