Kota Bommali PS
2023 Indian film
Kota Bommali PS is a 2023 Indian Telugu language political survival thriller film written and directed by Teja Marni. It is a remake of the 2021 Malayalam film Nayattu and stars Srikanth, Varalaxmi Sarathkumar, Rahul Vijay, Shivani Rajashekar, and Murali Sharma. It was theatrically released on 24 November 2023.
Plot
Ravi, the son of a deceased police officer, joins the police force in the Kota Bommali station as a constable and is asked to assist the Head Constable Rama Krishna; Rama Krishna was a colleague of Ravi's father and hence befriends him quickly. They, along with other policemen, are assigned to provide security for the upcoming by-election in Tekkali, which the ruling part takes seriously as the victory would ensure good reputation and potential statewide re-election.
A local political goon named Munna, who is related to another newly recruited constable Kumari, is summoned for harassing her one night. Ravi and Rama Krishna get into a scuffle with Munna and his friends and lock him up in the cell. However, Munna is later released without charges due to his affiliation with the ruling party. After attending a wedding, Rama Krishna and Ravi are drunk, joined by Kumari, who accepts a lift. With Rama Krishna's nephew Rahul as driver, they get into a collision with a motorbike.
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