Satya (Naga Chaitanya) decides to quit college in Vizag and decides to move to Hyderabad to work and stay with his uncle (Sunil). One day he  involve in  fight with  MGM college students. As ususal there are two warring gangs and one college alum Durga Rao (JD Chakravarthy) who is their role model–a former goonda of the college and now in politics wanting to become a youth wing president or something like that. On the other hand Satya is in love with Nitya ( Karthika) a convent school teacher.

Then in a flashback it is revealed that Satya himself was a full-time goonda in college at Vizag. In spite of being a goonda pricipal Prakash Raj requests him to reform after seeing his talent. But  Satya is against the education system cotinue his goonadgiri acts and in one such bike ride his friend dies. Then…Satya realises his mistake and change  and decides to move to Hyderabad.

Now coming to present, Satya wants to bring reforms among all the distracted students of MGM College. He joins the collage again as a student and tries to eliminate Durga Rao factor from the collage forms the main crux of the story. Will he succeed in uniting the two warring camps and eliminate Durga Rao? Watch it on big screen.

Karthika looks older to Naga Chaitanya and lacks the glamour and oomph of hr mother yesteryear heroine Radha. Her makeup is very poor and looked ordinary. She needs lot of improvement in acting to continue furthr as a heroine for that matter as an artist.

JD is as usual and Brahmanadam fail to create any impact. Prakash raj performed well in his routine style. Sunil is OK. Rest of the star cast did their job and no need a special mention.

There are no sequences in the film that worthy of screams or whistles and nothing in the film to excite the youth. Comedy is a total let down.

Bottom line: Josh has little Josh.