Aahaa..! (1998 film)
Aahaa..! () is a 1998 Indian Telugu-language romance film produced by Nagarjuna Akkineni on Great India Entertainments and directed by Suresh Krissna. It stars  Jagapathi Babu, Sanghavi, Jayasudha, Raghuvaran, Bhanupriya and music composed by Vandemataram Srinivas. The film is remake of Krishna's own Tamil film Aahaa..!. The film released to positive reviews and won a South Filmfare Award.

Plot
Pepsi Parasuram is paterfamilias to a conjoined jollity family who has two sons Raghuram & Sriram. Raghuram is his dear son who is wedded to benevolent Rajeswari and the couple has a naughty son Ajay. Sriram spends his life with frolic which his father contempts, thinks, and calls him a useless fellow. Rajeswari shares beyond her relationship, close intimacy in the house. Since she is an ailed heart patient, they always try to keep her cheerful. Anyhow, Parasuram is perturbed as his daughter Gayatri’s alliances frequently fail for her handicapped. Once, Sriram visits a function where he falls for a girl Janaki daughter of a cook Rama Rao. Owing to his friendly bond Sriram shares everything with Rajeswari. Accordingly, he moves further, gains her heart when Rajeswari approaches Rama Rao and invites him to fix the match. At that juncture, the family hides, and bluffs about Rama Rao’s profession. However, the truth breaks out Parasuram mortifies him and infuriated Rama Rao quits. 

Meanwhile, Sriram sets a fine companion Prashanth to Gayatri which his father is green about. Simultaneously, Raghuram makes secret telephonic conversations with a woman. Overhearing it, Sriram suspects something fishy, behind and spots him with his old sweetheart Geeta. Here, he rages on Geeta and questions his brother when he replies that Geeta is a dying patient for which she walked away from his life and returned after 5 years to spend her last days with him. Listening to it, Sriram also glorious time and shares affection with Geeta. Now, he requests Raghuram to be quiet because Rajeswari is unable to tolerate it. Besides, Rama Rao falls into debt when Sriram guards him and allows him to start up a business, therein, he understands his virtue. 

Later, Sriram carries the terminally ill Geeta to the hospital when Parasuram & Janaki misconstrue him, viewing it. Geeta leaves her last breath in Raghuram’s lap, to keep up his brother’s integrity, and safeguard his sister-in-law Sriram accuses himself when the family detests him. Hence, a crack arises between love birds and Janaki leaves the town. Being cognizant of it, Raghuram proceeds to retrieve her, shortly before, Gayatri’s wedding. Tragically, the train he is traveling on meets with an accident and Sriram receives the death news of his brother. Whereat, he thresholds the pain and maintains silence until Gayatri’s espousal. However, Parasuram insists to stop the wedlock until the Raghuram's arrival when Sriram divulges the truth and forces him to accomplish the task. Soon after the wedding, the plight is uncovered, and when Rajeswari is about the collapse Raghu backs along with Janaki. Plus, discloses the factuality and seeks an apology from Rajeswari. At last, Parasuram realizes the eminence of Sriram and embraces him. Finally, the movie ends on a happy note with the marriage of Sriram & Janaki.

Cast 

 Jagapati Babu as Sriram
 Sanghavi as Janaki
Jayasudha as Rajeswari
 Raghuvaran as Raghuram
Bhanupriya as Geeta
 Vijayakumar as Parasuram
 Chandra Mohan as Rama Rao
 Raghunatha Reddy as Viswanadham
 Ram Gopalan as Sitaram
 Sameer
 Rajiv Kanakala as Prashanth
 Gautam Raju as Govind
 Chitti Babu as Krishna
 Tirupathi Prakash as Ganapati
 Annapoorna as Parvati
 Varsha as Gayatri
 Radhabai as Parasuram's mother
 Madhavisri
 Uma Sharma
 Master Mahendra as Ajay
 Nagarjuna as narrator

Soundtrack 

Music composed by Vandemataram Srinivas. Lyrics were written by Sirivennela Sitarama Sastry. Music released on Aditya Music Company.

Production 
The cast features Vijayakumar and Raghuvaran reprising their roles from the original. Bhanupriya however, played Jayasudha's role in the original, while in the remake she played Sukanya's role.

Awards 
Filmfare Awards
 Filmfare Award for Best Male Playback Singer – Telugu (1998) – Vandemataram Srinivas – "Priyuraali Address"

References

External links 
 

1998 films
1990s Telugu-language films
Indian romantic drama films
1998 romantic drama films
Films directed by Suresh Krissna
Films scored by Vandemataram Srinivas
Telugu remakes of Tamil films