Khadgam

The films starts at Pakistan Terrorist Camp, where various terrorists at large number rigorously gets trained by Pakistan Army to shoot and detonate bombs though cell phone. In that camp Azar Khan a guy who came from Hyderabad, India who completes his training gets a mission to bring back a big notorious terrorist Masood whom they call the great soldier of islam sent by allah whom they can't afford to lose, gets arrested by Indian police in Hyderabad, they order him to go back there and meet their men who will make all of the arrangements and get Masood released at any cost. They say it's a sacred mission that allah gave to you and he accepts.

The film now shifts to Hyderabad, where Koti an aspiring actor who wants to become a hero in film industry but never gets a chance gets kicked out of various film studios, his friend Murthy who wants to become a director but also never gets a chance struggles together and temporarily Koti works as junior artist and Murthy works as assistant director, face Financial crisis and weren't able to pay the rent of the house they are living for six months, so the house owner M.S. Khaja who owns a big general (kirana) store in old city threatens them that if they don't pay rent by evening he will get them arrested by filing a false theft on them and says that you will not have to worry about rent in jail.

The soundtrack of the movie was composed by Devi Sri Prasad and lyrics were written by Sirivennela Sitaramasastri, Suddala Ashok Teja and Shakti. The concept behind the song "Govinda Govinda" is based on Adnan Sami's "Lift Karade".[4]

The film was dubbed into Hindi as Marte Dam Tak, into Tamil as Manik Baasha and into Bhojpuri as Bemisaal Hai Hum.

Jeevi of Idlebrain.com wrote that "Though this film is made to represent the patriotic action film genre, Krishna Vamsi tried injecting all other five-genre elements. In that process, the patriotic aspect of the film did not get elevated".[5] A critic from Full Hyderabad wrote that "Krishna Vamsi certainly deserves three cheers - not just for making an offbeat movie but also for studiously avoiding patriotic jing bang to convey his message".[6]

• Khadgam at IMDb