Intlo Deyyam Nakem Bhayam

Naresh runs a band troupe, he loves a beautiful girl Indumati at first sight, who raises orphan kids. During the process of wooing her, he learns, a kid in the orphanage is suffering from a serious heart problem and must be operated soon which requires 3 lakhs. Simultaneously, another story runs, a wealthy man, Gopala Krishna purchases a farmhouse in the suburbs of the city to perform his daughter's marriage. After the registration, he identifies that the house is haunted. To solve the problem, Gopala Krishna contacts a wizard but by mistake, he dials a wrong number which Naresh receives, as he is in financial problem, Narsh changes himself to a fake wizard, succeeds in impressing them, collects the remuneration and saves the kid. Meanwhile, the people in the house still feels the haunting. So, Naresh arrives once again when a twist arises in the story, actually, the ghost is behind Naresh who is his cousin Swapna. Now it's time for a brief flashback where Swapna has lost her parents in the childhood, brought up by Naresh and she loves him a lot. Both of them decides to make register marriage. Unfortunately, on the way to the register office, two men kidnapped Swapna then molested, killed and buried her in the garden of this farmhouse. Shockingly, here Swapna keeps a condition to leave the house, she should marry Naresh. Listening to it everyone gets aghast because it has never happened in the universe. But due to her threat, Gopala Krishna makes marriage arrangements of Naresh with ghost Swapna. Parallelly, Swapna succeeds in eliminating the two culprits who have murdered her. Frightened, Gopala Krishna and his family contact a real wizard when Swapna's real intention comes out, she wants to kill Naresh and take his soul along with her. Rest of the story is about whether Naresh is able to evade from Swapna's ghost and successful in marrying his love interest Indumati.

Principal cast

• Allari Naresh as Naresh
• Kruthika Jayakumar as Indumati
• Mouryani as Swapna
• Rajendra Prasad as Gopala Krishna

Music composed by Sai Karthik. Music released on Junglee Audio Company.[1]

The Hindu wrote that "Most performances are loud and perfunctory. One sees Brahmanandam after long and he doesn’t disappoint. Drushyam girl Kruthika deserved better than this outing. It’s high time Allari Naresh moved beyond these templates".[2] Sify gave the film aratinf of one-and-three-quarters out of five stars and wrote that "Intlo Deyyam Nakem Bhayam is a formulaic horror-comedy that smells of putrid sequences from start to the end. Second half of the movie tests the patience".[3]