Nagaram Nidrapotunna Vela (When the town sleeps) is not just about what goes on in a town at night but also portrays the awakening of people against corruption and political inefficiency. An interesting theme perhaps but not very interestingly told.
It begins with a bunch of college students who are stranded in a forest, where they find marks of blood on the trees and a pen drive. On checking the contents of the pen drive, Niharika's story comes alive.
Niharika (Charmee), a journalist with a TV channel is concerned about people and social issues. Niharika's boss, the owner of the TV channel, wants sensational news to boost his channel's TRPs and not the kind Niharika gets. Armed with a button camera she steps out at night into the city as it sleeps. She doesn't realise that her camera captures some shocking revelations recorded by a scheming and corrupt minister who wants to topple the chief minister.
Niharika walks down lonely streets, sees what's going on in the dead of night, and manages to escape from a sticky situation with the help of Babu (Jagapathi Babu),
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