Baladoor

Chanti holds his uncle, his father's elder brother, Ramakrishna, in higher regard than his own father, Purushottam. Ramakrishna has a longstanding enmity with Umapathi due to an incident that occurred 20 years ago. Later, due to some misunderstandings, Chanti is expelled from the house. Umapathi is determined to overpower Ramakrishna. The rest of the story unfolds as Chanti secretly aids Ramakrishna in defeating their enemies and eventually reunites with his family.

• Ravi Teja as Chanti
• Krishna as Ramakrishna
• Anushka Shetty as Bhanumathi
• Paruchuri Venkateswara Rao as Venkatachalam, Umapathi's Aid and Chanti's friend
• Chandra Mohan as Purushotham, Chanti's father
• Pradeep Rawat as Umapathi
• Suman as Samarasimma Reddy, Umapathi's henchmen
• Sunil as Seenu, Chanti's friend
• Sumithra as Lakshmi, Chanti's mother
• Brahmanandam as Nani
• Suman Setty as Pappu
• Subbaraju as Veera, Umapathi's brother-in-law
• Amit Tiwari as Madhukar, Umapathi's friend-in-law
• Gundu Hanumantha Rao as Priest
• Ahuti Prasad as Bhanumathi's father
• L.B. Sriram as Subramanyam
• Pavala Syamala
• Naramalli Sivaprasad
• Raja Ravindra as Chanti's foster brother
• Ravi Prakash as Ravi
• Chalapathi Rao as Ravi's Father
• Narsing Yadav as Car Owner 1
• Melkote as Car Owner 2
• Mallikarjuna Rao as Car Owner 3
• Gundu Sudarshan as Car Owner 4
• Satyam Rajesh as Chanti's foster friend
• Sameer as Chanti's Cousin
• Bhargavi
• Kadambari Kiran Kumar
• Tirupati Prakash

K. M. Radha Krishnan composed the soundtrack album, which is released on 30 July 2008 by Aditya Music. Chandrabose, Peddada Murthy, and Ananta Sriram gave the lyrics whereas actor Venkatesh released the album CD.

Radhika Rajmani of Rediff.com rated the film 2+1⁄2 stars out of 5 and wrote: "Uday Shankar takes up a stereotypical storyline in Baladoor and manages to entertain with a satisfactory screenplay in a formulaic way with a mix of action, comedy and romance." Zamin Ryot's Alluru Rahim in criticized the film's "lackluster screenplay" and added that the director did not handle sentiment properly. In an other negative review, Y. Sunita Chowdhary of The Hindu stated, "Baladoor is an average film, as the banner doesn’t offer nothing new in narration."