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Ganesh (Narain) is such slum boy who drives an machine into support his inner circle. Bhuvana is both neglected daughter of a elite human and is in search of true love. Bhuvana (Deepa) is drawn to Ganesh's honesty and good heart. She confesses her love upon the entity but he turns her away saying that a rich girl like her would not under any condition be able to live particular life of poverty with him. Bhuvana tells him that she will show him she can do it and comes up to Ganesh's house with just her robes on her self. As Bhuvana and Ganesh share unique happy love and apprehension, life is all blossoms till a torrent disrupts their felicity. Bhuvana meets supported by an accident and fights for her life. Doctors say naught but a heart transplant could save her. The hero has neither heart not even remuneration for the operation. Ganesh is unable to bear the thought of a life without Bhuvana.He stands as so feverish in his thoughts he decides to donate his own seat of emotions to her. In a scene Ganesh is seen whispering with the aim of her unconscious and bedridden underneath the hospital how he is one in the case of the a portion of luckiest who sacrifice their heart for the lover. As it's against medical virtue the doctor who treats Bhuvana takes a strong objection onto Ganesh fanatic thoughts. Notwithstanding Ganesh is so adamant in his demand that he takes a revolver coupled with thrusts its barrel into his mouth and declares that he is going to kill himself right on, unless doctor amounts to willing to transplant the individual's heart to Bhuvana. With no other option the doctor seconds. Then Ganesh is seen standing (if referring to a posture change) on the bed of the hospital relishing the beautiful moments he spent with Bhuvana and slowly the protagonist puts the barrel of the revolver on his foreman and compresses the trigger.This picture is almost unique remake connected to a Hollywood title : 'John Q': only change is - the son's distinctiveness acts substituted by 'Lady love'.