Commissioner

Bharathchandran leads a raid at the Calicut docks, cracking a gold smuggling racket and asserting his anti-corruption stance. He confronts political interference as Kunju Moideen Sahib’s gang is implicated. IG Balachandran shields Sahib from the full wrath of the political brass.

Delhi-based business titan Mohan Thomas is revealed as the mastermind behind a broader criminal network. Sahib was entrusted with the confiscated gold, linking smuggling to politicians, officials, and two senior cops who pull strings behind the scenes.

Mohan Thomas’s circle brutally murders Justice Mahendran, who possessed evidence that could implicate Rajan Felix and Menon. The killing escalates the conflict between the criminals and Bharathchandran’s team. The crime stakes threaten to derail any straightforward investigation.

Bharathchandran is reassigned and posted as the police commissioner of Thiruvananthapuram, signaling a renewed push to uncover the conspiracy. He is assisted by two dynamic ASPs, Prasad Menon and Mohammed Iqbal.

The early probe stalls as key leads dry up and powerful figures resist accountability. Bharathchandran faces institutional obstacles that complicate the pursuit of the truth. He begins to suspect a much larger network supports the criminals.

Indu, Bharathchandran’s fiancée and a lawyer, tips him off about a news clip showing an assault on constable Gopinathan. The constable had protected Justice Mahendran, making the clip a critical lead pointing toward Mohan Thomas and his circle.

When Bharathchandran tries to take Sunny into custody at college premises, a massive riot erupts and a tense standoff ensues with Rajan Felix trying to shield Sunny. The incident exposes the depth of mob influence and the criminals’ reach.

Vattapara Pithamparan, a trade union leader, provides a crucial tip that Sunny attacked Gopinath because of counterfeit currency comments. The clue links Sunny’s actions to the larger money-laundering and forgery scheme.

Buoyed by new leads, Bharathchandran digs deeper into Mohan Thomas & Co. and uncovers growing dirt that ties the gold racket, political protection, and other crimes together. The case widens beyond a simple smuggling operation.

Bharathchandran arrests Srilatha Varma, Mohan’s legal advisor and mistress. She is brutally murdered in a hotel elevator by Wilfred Vincent Baston, a Goa-based assassin who had already killed Justice Mahendran. The vengeance signals the reach of the criminals’ network.

Antony Ignatius Pimento, Wilfred’s right-hand man, is taken into custody as Bharathchandran zeroes in on Wilfred’s operation. The investigation narrows to the Goa-based assassin and his collaborators.

Bharathchandran stages a coup by arresting Rajan Felix and Menon. They are brutally tortured to reveal their alliance with Mohan Thomas and the broader agenda. The interrogation exposes a direct link between the police insiders and the criminal nexus.

During the operation to arrest Wilfred, ASP Mohammed Iqbal is killed in a brutal clash. The loss hardens Bharathchandran and intensifies the pursuit of Wilfred.

The climax unfolds as Bharathchandran corners Wilfred and Mohan Thomas at an outhouse. He torches the house and kills them, taking the law into his own hands in a dramatic and controversial end to the case.