Bachi

Bachi, a dedicated cop in the special branch, is swept off his feet by the beautiful Venkata Lakshmi. Their romance develops under the stress of his dangerous job and constant danger around them. The budding love sets up personal conflict as loyalties and duties collide.

News breaks that Tatineni Koteswara Rao has won ₹50 crore in the Paris lottery, triggering a scramble among gangsters and criminals to seize the ticket. To protect the prize, the government appoints Bachi as Rao's chief security officer. Satyambabu bankrolls the operation, amplifying the stakes and complicating Bachi's mission.

With threats spiraling around the lottery winner, Bachi accepts the role of chief security officer to guard Koteswara Rao. He must navigate political pressure and criminal interests while keeping Rao safe and the prize from falling into the wrong hands.

A courier delivers Habibi from Dubai, asserting that Bachi is Habibi's father with Parvati's confirmation. Bachi initially reacts with anger and an urge to discard the child, but his attempt fails and he cannot abandon Habibi. The situation strains his relationship with Venkata Lakshmi and tests his sense of duty.

During the turmoil, Bachi learns that another Bachi—referred to as a tomcat—had stayed at his residence before. The revelation deepens the mystery surrounding Habibi and his true parentage. Despite the confusion, Bachi's bond with Habibi grows stronger.

Parvati engages in a dangerous cat-and-mouse game, staying elusive while keeping Habibi close. Bachi makes protecting Parvati a priority even as he continues to pursue Parvati and the other Bachi-2. The tense pursuit sharpens the film's emotional stakes.

Bachi traces Bachi-2's whereabouts and realizes the older man has no real claim on Habibi. This realization shifts his focus from custody to ensuring Habibi's safety and future. The discovery adds a layer of emotional and legal complexity to his mission.

Satyambabu garners support from elites to back Koteswara Rao, cementing a powerful protection network around the lottery winner. A rumor about the lottery triggers Rao's sudden flight, and the police close in as his wealth evaporates. The upheaval destabilizes the security ring surrounding Habibi.

A social welfare organization claims Habibi has been wrongly delivered and attempts to retrieve him, but Bachi blocks the move because he suspects hidden links to Parvati. He intensifies his investigation to protect Habibi from manipulation. The confrontation marks a turning point in his protective instinct toward the boy.

With the help of the welfare route, Bachi locates Parvati in a hospital and learns she claims to be Venkatalakshmi's sister, exposing an impostor. Parvati explains that bringing Habibi to Bachi is part of a plan to secure his future. The revelation forces Bachi to reassess his loyalties and the boy's paternity.

Parvati asks Bachi to raise Habibi as his own, accepting her fate as she dies. Bachi promises to honor her request, cementing the bond between father and son. The moment solidifies his commitment to protecting Habibi at all costs.

Koteswara Rao undergoes cosmetic surgery to alter his face, a move Lakshmi spots and reports to Bachi. Rao tries to escape with Habibi as a shield, but Bachi confronts him and reveals Habibi as Rao's actual son. Rao surrenders to the judiciary, and the film ends with Bachi marrying Venkatalakshmi.