Mogali rekulu episode 1368 serial#

Due to some clashes Munna and Eshwar get into heated arguments and fight. Hence he decides to get her married to his elder son Eshwar.

Selva feels attached to her as she resemble Selva's wife Meenakshi. Munna falls in love with Devi who is the niece of Selva.

Mogali rekulu episode 1368 serial#

The serial is into second generation then having Munna, the son of RK Naidu as the hero, who has been orphaned due to the bomb blast who is brought up in a criminal background by a don Sikandar Bhai. A love triangle start confusion among Dharma, Keerthana and Selva (created by Selva's mother where she blackmailed Keerthana to marry Selva for saving Dharma) results in dire enmity of Selva for Dharma and RK where he plans a bomb blast to kill them and the results being death of Daya and Rk and Santi losing their son Mahidhar Naidu. RK successfully puts the culprits of santi's parents behind the bars as promised to Dharma. Dharma meets Selva Swamy who indulges in illegal activities which brings the enmity between RK and Selva.ДЄfter knowing that Dharma is Santi's brother and many misunderstandings RK come to conclusion that Dharma being an honest friend and sensitive person is just helping his friend Selva in his activities and start adoring him. They decide to leave for Hyderabad but the things take twists and turns resulting the three brothers and Keerthana was being in Hyderabad and their sister Santi, after separating from her brothers, living with her uncle and step-grandmother.ДЄCP RK Naidu (who is later the DGP, Mumbai) is a strict, dynamic and responsible IPS officer who marries Shanti after saving her from clutches of her uncle and grandmother. They are joined by their neighbor's child Keerthana, who is a victim of a mother's innocent passion for music. Four of them are the victims of a family feud where their parents and grandmother are murdered by their step grandmother and uncles.

For more visit the Skillet Homepage.The story begins with three young boys Dharma, Satya and Daya and their little sister, Shanti. In addition to the increasingly cohesive chemistry by the famed front man, keyboardist/vocalist Korey Cooper, guitarist Ben Kasica and drummer/vocalist Jen Ledger, having all-star producer Howard Benson (Daughtry, My Chemical Romance, P.O.D., The All American Rejects, Hoobastank) behind the boards helped the band reach its most compelling conclusion to date. WeвЂ™ve built off several of the epic elements, orchestration, piano parts and male/female vocal trade offs on several songs, but thereвЂ™s also a balance of straight up rock stuff and tunes that are a little bit stripped down in comparison.вЂќ вЂњBut we never want to make the same record twice and thatвЂ™s why Awake keeps it fresh and surprising. вЂњWe found Comatose scoring the most acceptance in terms of album sales, ticket sales and radio airplay out of any of our albums so far, so thereвЂ™s certainly a continuation of that direction,вЂќ unveils singer/songwriter/bassist John Cooper of the current collection. Not only does Skillet continue in the tradition of bone crunching rockers and melodic power ballads that comprised the last trip to the studio, but thereвЂ™s a noticeable evolution sure to connect with longtime listeners and open the floodgates of its fan base even further than ever before. Along the way, the Grammy-nominated alternative outfit also scored three top 40 singles on BillboardвЂ™s Mainstream Rock charts, earned a pair of BMI Songwriting Awards and released its first ever concert CD/DVD combo pack in support of the season called Comatose Comes Alive.ДЄside from the commercial accolades, the Grammy-nominated modern rockers are rapidly approaching gold sales status, backed by both public adoration and critical praise, making the brand new Awake (Atlantic) the bandвЂ™s most anticipated album to date. Since Skillet last hit the studio for 2006вЂ™s breakthrough project Comatose, the groupвЂ™s toured with the likes of Breaking Benjamin, Three Days Grace, Seether and Flyleaf, followed by a solo headlining ranking within PollstarвЂ™s Concert Pulse Top 50 Tours for 2008.