Bhalevadivi Basu

Customs officers at Hyderabad Airport uncover a wildlife smuggling racket involving foreign nationals. As the smugglers try to flee, officer Banerjee shoots them, ending the immediate threat. The incident exposes the reach of the poaching network and sets the tone for the rest of the story.

In the hospital, the captured criminals confess to the crime and identify their leader as Banerjee. Before authorities can act, Shobha, sent by Banerjee, triggers an explosion that wipes out the confrontation. The blast upends the investigation and removes key players from the scene.

The Government of India appoints Sagar as a forest ranger and assigns him to the Sileru forest. He wastes no time, cracking down on traffickers and earning the trust of his team and the local tribal community, with his driver Balu by his side. A tribal girl named Nemali develops affection for him.

Swetha, a senior officer, arrives at the forest settlement and quickly falls in love with Sagar. Their romance unfolds with light humor and shared mission against poaching. The relationship adds a personal layer to Sagar's professional crusade.

An enigmatic woman named Kavitha appears, presenting herself as a social worker. Her arrival arouses suspicion that she may be a spy with ulterior motives. The alliance dynamics become a plot thread as she moves among the forest factions.

Banerjee orchestrates a large-scale poaching operation to strike a brutal blow against wildlife protection. Sagar and Swetha detect the scheme and intercept the traffickers, thwarting the plan. The successful crackdown earns them accolades from the authorities.

Impressed by Sagar's leadership against poaching, the government rewards him for his achievements. He channels the honor into a public service project by planning a hospital for the local community. The gesture cements his commitment to the people he serves.

At the hospital inauguration, Kavitha exposes a photograph proving Sagar is not the man he claims to be. The mood turns tense as the crowd questions his identity. Sagar then reveals that his real name is Prabhu, changing the course of the investigation.

Kavitha discloses that she is Sunitha, Sagar's sister, triggering a cascade of long-buried revelations about their past. The family ties complicate loyalties and motives, forcing the characters to confront hidden histories. The truth reshapes everyone's understanding of Sagar/Prabhu.

Prabhu and Jaggu, seasoned thieves, once operate as mock witnesses in court. A corrupt officer, CI Bhushan, hires them to frame an innocent man, but they refuse and Bhushan is suspended, vowing revenge. The incident outlines Bhushan's antagonism toward Prabhu's circle.

Prabhu, moved by Sagar's tale, reveals his own true identity and grows to respect him as a brother. The two men forge a bond as they confront shared challenges, including keeping Lalithamma's hope alive. The evolving friendship becomes a pillar of the central conflict.

Sagar's mother Lalithamma is revealed to be seriously ill and in need of surgery. Prabhu vows to help save her and urges Sagar to continue his mission, deepening the emotional stakes for the family. The scene reinforces the stakes of preserving Sagar's dream through Prabhu.

Lalithamma arranges a marriage for Sunitha to ensure her happiness despite the ongoing deception. Prabhu conceals Sagar's death to protect Sunitha's joy and even performs the marriage rituals. The family bonds are tested but solidified through sacrifice.

Prabhu captures Anji, Banerjee's agent, who reveals their illegal operations. Prabhu uncovers that Banerjee was behind Sagar's assassination and works to bring the mastermind to light. The revelation clears Prabhu's name and tightens the noose on Banerjee.

Banerjee attempts to destroy the forest, but Prabhu foils his plan and defeats the villains. The film ends with Prabhu uniting with the family and fulfilling Sagar's legacy. The community celebrates the new harmony between conservation and local life.