Chanakyan

Johnson, a technically skilled individual, devises a plan to kill Chief Minister Madhava Menon with a radio-operated car. He believes the device can deliver a decisive blow without direct confrontation. The setup hinges on precise timing and hardware he is capable of handling.

The assassination attempt fails due to unexpected events that derail the setup. Johnson must cope with the fallout and reassess his next moves. The botch reveals the vulnerability in his plan and sets the story in motion.

Johnson encounters Jayaram, a mimicry artist who can imitate various celebrities' voices. Jayaram introduces himself as a government agent and offers to help manipulate voices for political ends. This meeting marks a turning point in Johnson's plan.

Jayaram asks Johnson to record a bogus Republic Day message filled with fake promises. He explains how an impersonated broadcast could sow chaos and undermine Madhava Menon's credibility. Johnson agrees to the risky impersonation.

Johnson uses the recorded fake message to replace the authentic tape at the All India Radio Station in Thiruvananthapuram. The broadcast is designed to look like an official appeal from Madhava Menon. The deception sets off a wave of criticism against the Chief Minister.

The forged broadcast shocks Madhava Menon and triggers harsh criticism within his party and among the public. He struggles to respond as questions about integrity surge elsewhere. The incident jeopardizes his political standing and deepens the crisis.

Madhava Menon orders DIG K. Gopalakrishnan Pillai to investigate the case and nab the suspect behind the imposter broadcast. Pillai begins a formal inquiry and tracks the connection to the mimicry artist and Johnson. The stakes rise as the investigation narrows toward the conspirators.

While reviewing the broadcast, Pillai senses foul play and begins to connect the dots to a larger plot. He suspects the manipulation goes beyond a one-off prank and points toward a deliberate political conspiracy. The investigation becomes a race to uncover the masterminds.

Jayaram confronts Johnson about the escalating plot. In a revealing moment, Johnson discloses his past and the personal blows that led him to this edge. The conversation foreshadows the deeper motives behind the crime.

Johnson had been in a relationship with Renuka, Madhava Menon's daughter, which infuriated the Chief Minister. Using his influence, Madhava issues an arrest warrant against Johnson's family on prostitution charges. Grievously, Johnson's family members, including Renuka, commit suicide, devastating him and shaping his vendetta.

Having learned of Johnson's past, Jayaram decides to help him dismantle Madhava Menon's career. They plot to expose Madhava's character and manipulate public perception. Their partnership marks a shift from individual crime to political revenge.

The duo broadcasts a televised message that vilifies Madhava and targets unemployed youths, with visuals dubbed by Jayaram. Simultaneously, they siphon a large amount of money from a distress relief fund using the altered voice. The double assault aims to erode Madhava's credibility and resources.

Johnson is forced by Madhava to shoot him, and the Chief Minister fires the fatal shot. Johnson dies on the spot, ending his personal vendetta in a violent act. The murder is witnessed by police, dooming Madhava's political career as public outrage consumes him.