Garuda Gamana Vrishabha Vahana

Brahmaiah, a mild-mannered cop, is transferred to the coastal town of Mangaladevi, where gang violence runs high. He quickly witnesses the fear that grips the streets and the way Hari and Shiva rule with impunity. This assignment marks the uneasy start of a clash between law and crime in the town.

Shiva's origins are revealed when he is found as a 12-year-old in a bag inside a well near Hari's home. He is rushed to hospital after sustaining severe scars and signs of abuse, and he survives a brutal childhood. Eventually he is taken in by Hari's mother and begins life on the streets before care arrives.

As they grow, Hari profits from Shiva's protective fury, making Hari effectively untouchable in the town. Shiva remains quiet and blunt, but is fiercely loyal to his family and loved ones. Their bond anchors a dangerous power dynamic in Mangaladevi.

Hari becomes a suave power player and strengthens his control by aligning with Raviraj, a senior gangster and businessman. Shiva is increasingly sidelined by Hari's new priorities, and the once-close duo drifts apart. The town watches as Hari's gang network expands under Raviraj's support.

Shiva's violence bursts forth as he feels ignored and sidelined, beating people unnecessarily. Hari begins to distance himself from Shiva, recognizing the danger his partner's anger could trigger. The rift between them deepens as Shiva's raw temper threatens their operations.

A minor quarrel between Raviraj's brother-in-law and Hari triggers further strain between the two factions. Shiva reacts violently to the incident, worsening the rift. Hari steels himself, signaling a looming collision with Shiva and Raviraj's gang.

Brahmaiah, hoping for a transfer away from the violence, is threatened by Hari and indirectly humiliated by an MLA who wants Hari and Shiva destroyed. The harassment steels his resolve to act against the corrupt power structure. He decides to work covertly against both sides.

A police driver agrees to be a double agent, feeding information to Brahmaiah while playing both sides of Hari-Shiva gang warfare. His betrayal twists loyalties and helps Brahmaiah manipulate the rival gangs. This covert alliance becomes a crucial turning point in the town's power struggle.

Brahmaiah learns Raviraj's gang plans to kill Shiva and passes the warning to Shiva's circle. Shiva's friends respond quickly to shield him, but the revelation that Hari sent attackers gnaws at him. The sense of looming danger unsettles Shiva and tightens the circle of trusted allies.

Shiva's friends stage a revenge attempt against Hari, but Hari kills one of them in the street. The assassination confirms the feud's deadly reach and pushes both sides toward a final confrontation. Tensions flare across Mangaladevi as loyalties harden.

Shiva responds with a brutal act, killing Raviraj's brother-in-law in retaliation for the earlier death of a gang member. Hari seizes the moment to intensify his plan to finish Shiva and cement his own supremacy. The town brace itself for the inevitable fallout.

Hari arranges a hired killer who shoots Shiva while he is playing cricket with friends. The murder shatters the town's sense of safety and marks the end of Shiva's era. In the wake of the shooting, the teenage boys who knew Shiva witness the crime and quietly plot their own brand of justice.

The teenage boys who played with Shiva follow Hari after the murder and kill him with his own knife. The once-feared gangster's power ends in a brutal, intimate moment of revenge. The town is left to grapple with the cost of the feud.

The epilogue shows the childhood versions of Hari and Shiva burying their adult forms, offering a symbolic closure to their saga. It foreshadows how legacies of violence end where they began, with the young left to inherit a quieter future. The town's memory of the two men lingers as a cautionary tale.