Anukokunda Oka Roju

Suresh Reddy and his colleagues corner a drug smuggler and complete the arrest, stepping into a high-stakes case. However, Suresh secretly accepts a bribe, introducing a murky undertone to the investigation and complicating justice from the start.

Sahasra works as a chorus singer, struggling for a breakthrough in playback. Her spirited friend Swetha pressures her toward nightlife and stage power, framing the industry as a turbulent battleground she must navigate.

Sahasra follows Swetha to a rave, and what seems like a carefree evening becomes a turning point when the next day she discovers a whole day has vanished from her memory. The party's chaos foreshadows the occult danger looming over her life.

The next morning she realizes an entire day has vanished from her memory, erased without a trace. The unexplained memory gap marks the start of a persistent threat and a mystery that will unfold throughout the story.

As days pass, Sahasra is relentlessly targeted by unseen assailants who seem to anticipate her every move. She senses she is being hunted, and troubling dreams along with strange phrases on an audio recorder begin to haunt her nights.

Sahasra meets Rajesh, a blunt cab driver who claims she owes him money, tying her to a financial threat on top of the danger she faces. The admission deepens the mystery about who is pursuing her and why. This encounter foreshadows a deeper link to her past.

Suresh re-enters Sahasra's life, revealing a personal history with her and her family, including a rejected marriage proposal. This resurfaced connection ties the current threat to past relationships and raises the stakes of the investigation.

Sahasra begins hearing phrases on an audio recorder she does not remember speaking, and unsettling dreams haunt her nights. The mysterious audio deepens the sense that someone is manipulating her memories and fears.

The danger escalates as attackers strike Sahasra at different settings—at a theater when she takes children to watch a film, near a clinic, at a shop, and at Rajesh's house—each encounter accompanied by a talismanic symbol. The series of incidents shows a coordinated effort to intimidate and control her.

A crucial flashback reveals a young Surya Swami burning chits to summon a god, while Suresh, then an inspector, suspects he is unstable and confines him to an asylum. The past becomes the key to understanding the present menace facing Sahasra.

Sahasra's night of intoxication intersects with Surya Swami's secret asram, disturbing a ritual that draws the ire of the cult. In a separate car, Bojo—already implicated in Sahasra's drugging—is killed while trying to aid her, underscoring the stakes of the occult conflict.

Sahasra is abducted by Surya Swami's disciples, and theatre actor Machavarapu Abbulu, who had witnessed her being ferried in Rajesh's car, intervenes to rescue her. With Suresh guiding Abbulu as a messenger from God, a stern message is delivered to Surya Swami to abandon the asram and its dangerous rituals.

Surya Swami orders his followers to dismantle the asram and retreat, and eventually asylum staff arrive to take him into custody. The organization behind the ritual collapses as authorities close in.

Suresh shares the final piece of the puzzle: on the night Sahasra disappeared, an elderly man found her dazed on the street after a visit to a medical shop and brought her back to her apartment, where she slept through the entire day. The mystery resolves, and Sahasra looks toward a future free from the shadowy threat.