All Rounder (1998 film)

The film begins on Balaraju (Rajendra Prasad) a snake charmer at a village. Once Ramya (Sanghavi), daughter of a multi-millionaire Bapineedu (Raghunatha Reddy), a vainglory woman visits the place. Awkwardly her acquaintance with Balaraju begins with a petty quarrel when Ramya wants to take revenge. So, she keeps a challenge with Balaraju that he should play his snake continuously for 6 hours. Contingent upon, if Balaraju wins, Ramya will marry him or else he should turn as her servant. Ultimately, Balaraju holds the victory when Ramya falsifies him by misguiding to speak with her father. Trusting her, Balaraju reaches the city where he is humiliated and necked out. Right now, Balaraju decides to teach her a lesson, so, he civilizes himself and grows into an All-Rounder. Thereafter, he impresses Ramya and makes her fall in his love without revealing his identity. But when Ramya learns the truth she ploys and asks Balaraju to kidnap any millionaire on the occasion of her birthday to burgeon so that her father accepts their alliance. Here, Balaraju cleverly kidnaps Bapineedu, to tease Ramya. But unfortunately, Bapineedu is re-kidnaped by his P.A.J.P. (Jaya Prakash Reddy) to grab the property and indicts Balaraju. At present, Police are in search of Balaraju but every time his snake safeguards him. At that juncture, Police seeks the help of another modern snake charmer Anaconda (Brahmanandam). Parallelly, J.P. is in the hunt for the cellphone of Bapineedu which contains his entire property details. Fortuitously, it remained with Balaraju. The rest of the story is a comic tale that how Balaraju proves his innocence and protects Bapineedu.

• Rajendra Prasad as Balaraju
• Sanghavi as Ramya
• Brahmanandam as Anaconda
• Babu Mohan as Head constable Engine Oil Anjineelu
• Rami Reddy as S.I. Appa Rao
• Jaya Prakash Reddy as J.P.
• Raghunatha Reddy as Bapineedu
• Rajendra Babu as Chandram
• Ashok Kumar as Sweet Shop Owner
• Bandla Ganesh as Pilla Pilasa
• Raksha as Item number
• Ratna Sagar as Balaraju's bamma
• Madhurisen as Anjineelu's sister

• Art: Raju
• Choreography: Dilip
• Fights: Vicky
• Script: Satya Prasad
• Screenplay: K. L. Prasad
• Dialogues: Nadiminti Narasinga Rao
• Lyrics: Sirivennela Sitarama Sastry, Samavedam Shanmukha Sharma, Sriharsha, Polisetty
• Playback: SP Balu, Mano, Rajesh, Pranay Kumar, Anuradha Sriram, Swarnalatha
• Editing: BR
• Cinematography: C. Vijay Kumar
• Music: Veenapani
• Presenter: Master Kaushik
• Executive Producer: Vaali Shankar Babu
• Producers: Nimmagadda Venkateswara Rao, Palli Keshava Rao, Mandava Suresh
• Story – Director: T. Prabhakar
• Banner: Surya Teja Movie Makers
• Release Date: 27 March 1998

Music composed by Veena Paani. Music released on Supreme Music Company.[4]