Adugu Jaadalu

Adugu Jaadalu is a 1966 Indian Telugu-language philosophical film, produced by the M. Sambasiva Rao, G. Vandanamon under Nava Jyothi Films banner It stars N. T. Rama Rao, Jamuna, S. V. Ranga Rao with music composed by Master Venu. Plot Dr. Krishna is a noble who is enriched with human values & norms and dedicated his life to his hospital. Plus, he is under research on inventing an anti-polio medicine. Dr. Vijay the grandson of Zamindar Sivaramakrishna Prasad is a medical graduate but still enjoys his life frolic and always squabbles with Parvati, the daughter of Krishna. Once, Krishna gets a massive breathing attack when Vijay also meets with an accident and the oxygen cylinder allotted for Krishna is utilized to him. As a result, Krishna dies which leaves his hospital & patients as orphans. Soon after recovery, everyone loathes Vijay and Parvati claims him as a homicide which makes him despondent. During that plight, a nurse Sarada guides him who aims to forward in Krishna's footsteps, and joins as a doctor in his hospital. Initially, Vijay faces the music which he thresholds and craves himself as an amicable. Anyhow, he calls for something else about the ideologies of Krishna when Sarada notifies him about his diary. So, Vijay proceeds to Parvati but she detests him and hands it over to the hospital. As it is in code, nobody gets and throws it into the dustbin. Vijay acquires and decodes it with admiration and dedication. Currently, he likes to divulge to Parvati, which she denies. Whereat, she meets with an accident and tragically loses her eyesight. Further, her hatred towards Vijay and the public affronts to him magnifies. However, with cheerfulness, Vijay moves on and starts serving Parvati as Shekar. Meanwhile, Vijay triumphs over Krishna's research that repudiates Parvati and spits doctors. They all, file the charge on Vijay that he has gained victory by stealing Krishna's diary. During the inquiry, all impute him as a criminal, and is terminated from medical services. After that judgment, Vijay seeks to speak for a while, shows the people whom Krishna aided in his life without giving his identity, and reads the diary affirming an adage of human values that tells how blissful one gets while succoring without selfishness. At last, the whole world comprehends Vijay's virtue including Parvati, also knowledge that Vijay is only Shekar and pleads pardon. Following, she recoups her vision. Finally.