Parugo Parugu
Title card
Directed by	Relangi Narasimha Rao
Screenplay by	Relangi Narasimha Rao
Based on	Parugo Parugu by Malik
Produced by	Sudhakar
Dialogues by	Y. Kasi Viswanath
Starring	Rajendra Prasad Sruthi
Cinematography	Sarath
Edited by	Ravindra Babu
Music by	Raj–Koti
Production company	Satyadev Movie Makers
Release date	13 October 1994 (1994-10-13) [1]
Running time	131 minutes
Country	India
Language	Telugu

Parugo Parugu is a 1994 Indian Telugu-language comedy film directed by Relangi Narasimha Rao and produced by comedian Sudhakar. The film stars Rajendra Prasad and Sruthi in lead roles, with music composed by Raj–Koti. Based on Malik's novel of the same name, the film was a failure at the box office.^[2]

Rambabu is an inept photographer who runs a photo studio with his assistant, Kittigadu. Their poor-quality photos often lead to confrontations with dissatisfied customers. Rambabu's life takes a turn when he meets Saroja, a woman he helps in a dispute, and the two fall in love. Under Saroja's guidance, Rambabu improves his photography skills and becomes a perfectionist.

Meanwhile, Ranganatha Rao, a powerful racketeer, is warned by his wife, Neelima, about potential police action if he does not cease his illegal activities. By chance, Neelima befriends Saroja, who advises her to visit Rambabu to learn about an automatic camera. During the visit, Neelima faints, and a photograph captures Rambabu holding her. At the same time, Ranganatha Rao continues to benefit from the ideas of his associate, Jackal, whom he treats with disdain. Seeking revenge, Jackal secretly photographs Ranganatha Rao’s henchmen, Veeru and Jaggu, murdering Neelima on his orders.

As Rambabu prepares for an all-India photography competition, he discovers Neelima's corpse while developing photos. He reports the incident to the police, but the inept Inspector Appalakonda mistakenly arrests Rambabu. With Saroja's help, Rambabu proves his innocence, and they uncover Neelima's body. Determined to expose the killer, Rambabu inadvertently implicates himself when a random photo from the crime scene surfaces. Fearing arrest, he flees with Kittigadu and deduces Ranganatha Rao's involvement in the murder.

In a series of comedic events, Rambabu and Kittigadu chase Ranganatha Rao and his associates. They encounter Jackal, who attempts to blackmail Ranganatha Rao with photographic evidence of Neelima's murder. However, Veeru and Jaggu kill Jackal, who swallows the negative of the incriminating photo before dying. The negative becomes crucial evidence to prove Rambabu's innocence, leading to a chaotic pursuit of Jackal's body to retrieve it.

The climax unfolds in a theatre where a spoof of the Mahabharata is being performed. Rambabu, Ranganatha Rao, and Inspector Appalakonda converge in a comedic confrontation. Ultimately, Rambabu retrieves the negative from Jackal's stomach, proving his innocence and exposing Ranganatha Rao's crimes. The film concludes on a happy note with Rambabu and Saroja's marriage.

Music was composed by Raj–Koti with lyrics written by Jonnavithhula.

• Parugo Parugu at IMDb