Karu Diddina Kapuram is a 1986 Indian Telugu-language comedy film, produced by Ramoji Rao under the Usha Kiran Movies banner and directed by D. V. Narasa Raju. It stars Nutan Prasad, Rajendra Prasad, Rama Prabha and Pavithra, with music composed by Satyam.

Plot

The film begins with a funny couple Engineer, Raghava Rao & his wife, Indumathi, who have three progeny: Hema Sudari, Rupa Sundari, & Suguna Sundari. The first two have knitted to guys, Manmadha Rao & Subba Rao, stipulating that the property will be equally following his passing. Manmadha Rao is a reprobate who nags his wife, has a fling with his steno Lilly, and eagerly waits for Raghava Rao's death. The second, Subba Rao, is a callow who is a marionette of his shrew mother, Durgamma, and she nags the pair. The younger girl, Suguna Sundari, is a self-confident, idealist working woman who detests the dowry driving to various match cancellations, which perturbs her parents. As a glimpse, their neighborhood-green-eyed couple, Pulla Rao & Pullamma, begrudge the Raghava Rao family and frequently plot to vex them. Besides, Raghava Rao craves to buy a car as his life ambition. Thus, his dream came true with a remodeled foreign vehicle damaged in an accident, which he granted with a loan from Seth Kishanlal. Startlingly, Raghava Rao detects that the car holds the aura of its owner, Ram Swamy, who died next to the purchase. So, he is still revolving because of coveting the vehicle; the two mutually agree. Ram Swamy proclaims that the aura will stick to it until he fulfills his fascination.