KD No:1
KD No:1 is a 1978 Indian Telugu-language action film co-written and directed by K. Raghavendra Rao. It stars N. T. Rama Rao and Jayasudha, with music composed by K. V. Mahadevan. The film is a remake of the Hindi film "Dus Numbri" (1976). Plot. Krishna, notorious as KD No.1, is one that intimidates gangsters. He is in search of a gang circulating fake currency by which his family esteem is denounced. As a result, his father, Inspector Rama Rao (Mikkilineni), is sentenced, and his mother, Shantamma (Anjali Devi), is suffering in the mental hospital. Once, Krishna  gets acquainted with petty thief Lilly Ratnam (Jayasudha), and they fell in love. Concurrently, Shantamma reacts to Lilly by calling her as Sundari. Immediately, Krishna seeks Lilly's father, Johnson (Mukkamala), then he replies that earlier, one of his fellow burglars Jaggu (Bheema Raju), bequeathed Lilly to him. Right now, in the association of Lilly Shantamma recovers. At the same time, Jaggu returns, captures Lilly and mortgages with her real father, Ram Prasad (Prabhakar Reddy) when Krishna saves her. Thereafter he hands over to Ram Prasad, who recognises her as she resembles her mother, Sundari (again Jayasudha). Here, Krishna realises  that the chair behind the fake currency is Ram Prasad. So, he decides to bolt him, progressing Krishna learns I.G. Yugandhar (Jaggayya), a candid is the real blackguard. Soon, he meets his father in prison, and he narrates the past. Indeed, Rama Rao, Ram Prasad, & Yugandhar are close friends. At a point, Rama Rao detects Ram Prasad as a gangster and rounds up him. Being cognizant of it, Yugandhar indicated Rama Rao in the crime of the same fake currency. Knowing it, Sundari decides to divulge the truth when on the ordinance of Yugandhar, Jaggu slaughtered her and absconded with  Lilly. In that mishap, Shantamma lost her consciousness. Just after, Krishna makes a play, by creating better fake currency for which Yugandhar seizures Shantamma and double-crosses Ram Prasad. At last, Krishna valorously encounters him and proves his father's innocence. Finally, the movie ends on a happy note with the marriage of Krishna & Lilly. Soundtrack. Music composed by K. V. Mahadevan.