Madhavi is a lone daughter of Keshavarao, an exponent of the traditional Mysore paintings. Denied of motherly love very early in her life, Madhavi develops a strange feeling for her father during her formative years. It is an obsession bordering on insanity. Her unusual feelings, which should have subsided with time, remain dormant in her psyche. This movie explores what noted psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud calls Electra Complex, which is a sort of unresolved attraction a daughter feels for her father. Directed by noted award-winning Director P. Sheshadri, this movie won the 2008 National Award for the Best Regional Film. The movie stars Bhavana and Ramakrishna, with music from Praveen Godkindi.