Pelli Sandadi

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The 1996 Telugu-language musical romance film Pelli Sandadi was produced by C. Aswini Dutt and Allu Aravind and directed by K. Raghavendra Rao. The leading characters in the movie are played by Srikanth, Ravali, Deepti Bhatnagar, Kaikala Satyanarayana, and M Balaiah. This film's spiritual sequel, Pelli SandaD, was released in 2021.

Vijay Krishna, a musician from a family of musicians, is the focus of the story. He resides with his uncle, two married sisters, and their husbands. His entire family is passionate about music. For Vijay, who is seeking a girl he saw in a dream, his father is searching for the perfect marital match. In the dream, he saw a girl but not her face, but he did see a mole next to her belly button. The girl is still unidentified as the story progresses. In the meantime, Kalyani, who comes from a nearby town and comes from a musical family, is set to be married to him by his father.

Vijay, meanwhile, lands a position as a music teacher in Ooty. There he meets Swapna, the girl of his dreams. She accepts his proposal when he falls in love with her. He returns home to tell his family of his affection, but his family plans the wedding with Kalyani instead. Later, Swapna discovers that her true love and Kalyani's fiancé are the same. In reality, Swapna and Kalyani are sisters. Then, Swapna gives up her love and tells her sister that she is dying. As a final request, she requests that Vijay marry Kalyani. Kalyani also finds out that Vijay has feelings for Swapna, her younger sister. Ultimately, Kalyani persuades her sister to wed Vijay, and the movie comes to a joyful conclusion.

Pelli Sandadi was a box office hit, earning a gross total of around INR 15 crores against a budget of INR 85 lakhs. It also won numerous awards, including five State Nandi Awards and Filmfare Telugu Award for Best Music. Its popularity spread across film industries, with it being remade in Hindi, Bengali and Tamil film industries within a span of 2 years.