Grama Devathe is a 2001 Indian Kannada religious film written and directed by Sai Prakash, has a plot that includes Lakshmana, who drowned a boat and killed Kaveri's parents, but Kaveri survived with the help of a priest of the temple of Angala Amman.
Grama Devathe (translation: Village Deity) is a 2001 Indian Kannada religious film written and directed by Sai Prakash. In an Indian village, two families fix the marriage of their children to each other, Shankar and Kaveri (Prema), with the groom's family giving the latter a necklace. But, Lakshmana, the evil uncle of the Kaveri wanted to have his daughter married to the boy. When Kaveri's parents return home by boat, Lakshmana drowns their boat, killing Kaveri's parents. Kaveri survives, and is rescued by the priest of the temple of Angala Amman. 
