Dushasana (2011)

Embedded with fiery action and deep emotion, this socially relevant political drama delves into the trials and triumphs in the life of a political activist known only as Common Man (Srikanth). Out of nowhere in Hyderabad, Common Man (Srikanth) enters a police station, and makes a complaint – saying that he has lost Peace. The police warn him and send him away, but Common Man starts making such ‘weird’ statements with other common people too. As a result, he is sent to a Mental Hospital, and he is straight away given shock treatments.

Escaping from the asylum, he kidnaps the daughter of the Chief Minister (Sanjana). He also directly meets the C.M., gives him the cassette which has a recording of his kidnapped daughter, and demands that he get complete freedom to do whatever he wants! Obviously the C.M. grants him permission, fearing his own daughter's well being.

With temporary freedom, Common Man begins dealing with common problems in his own style, much to the embarrassment of political leaders. He also suggests few ‘changes’ on how the system should be and how politicians should behave. In the mean time, police try to trace him and find who he really is. Who is Common Man and what is his story? What is the condition of the Chief Minister's daughter? As Common Man reveals his tactics for governance, will the public start to see the things from his perspective?