Boss

SRK uses muscle power to encroach on land and expand his real estate empire, creating pressure on rivals and cementing his dominance. The ruthless methods he employs set up a tense power struggle with GK Constructions. This early clash lays the groundwork for the conflicts that drive the story.

GK interviews several MBA graduates but finds none suitable for the personal secretary role. He finally meets Anuradha (Anu) and hires her, impressed by her discipline and competence. The professional bond between them begins to blur into something closer as work continues.

On a business trip to Malaysia, Anu and GK's professional relationship deepens as they spend extended time together. Anu finds herself falling in love, while GK remains cautious about mixing personal life with business. The trip marks a turning point in their dynamic.

A small incident provokes GK’s anger, prompting Anu to resign during her notice period. Her departure interrupts the budding romance and leaves GK to reconsider his priorities. The separation sets the stage for the next phase of intrigue.

While Anu serves her notice, GK resumes the search and hires Sruthi, unaware that SRK has planted her as a spy. Sruthi presents herself as capable and loyal, while secretly pursuing her own agenda. The arrangement intensifies the rivalry between SRK and GK.

Sruthi, desperate to free her father Ramamurthy from a false case, steals an important tender file but refuses to surrender it until SRK secures her father's release. The theft introduces a dangerous leverage point for both SRK and Sruthi. The stakes rise as the two factions maneuver for control.

SRK betrays Sruthi, prompting her to attempt an escape. At Anu's insistence, GK intervenes and rescues Sruthi from danger, pulling her to safety. The act of rescue binds Sruthi more closely to GK and Acknowledges the fragile web of loyalties surrounding them.

In the ensuing attack, Anu is injured, yet she ensures the tender is submitted on time, averting a major loss for GK. Her dedication under fire strengthens the bond between her and GK while proving her loyalty. The crisis demonstrates her influence beyond mere secretary duties.

Anu confesses her love for GK, but he responds with a painful truth: he was married to Sanjana, who died in a tsunami shortly after their wedding, and he cannot replace her. He further reveals that Sruthi was originally hired to assist Anu, not to replace her. The revelations deepen the emotional stakes for everyone involved.

Sanjana's mother Sumitra dies in Malaysia, and her husband Viswanath expresses her last wish—that GK should marry Anu. This event ties the past to the present and amplifies GK's sense of duty and love toward Anu. The Malaysia connection becomes pivotal in shaping their future.

Over time, GK comes to recognize his true feelings for Anu and decides to return to India to be with her. The decision marks a turning point as the couple moves toward a union rather than separation. This return also intensifies the conflict with SRK and his allies.

SRK's men attack GK on his return, leaving him injured. Despite the injuries, GK acts to halt Anu's wedding and ultimately unites with her. The confrontation resolves the core conflict, sealing the couple's fate and ending the rival's bid for control.