Guna is a calm, nonviolent young man who works at a granite factory alongside his close friend Battu. On the way to his B.Tech exams, Geetha catches his eye at a phone store, and a tender spark of romance begins to glow between them. He even leans into a quirky habit—slightly muting his phone to create moments when he can catch sight of her again—until their mutual affection becomes clear. As their relationship grows, Geetha’s responses turn warmer, and the two begin to envision a future together, navigating the early stages of love with a quiet, hopeful energy.
Guna, ever the thoughtful planner, finds an online photo of Sashi, a person who studied with Battu, and starts to believe that Sashi could be an ideal match for his sister. He and Battu decide to explore this idea more closely and visit Sashi at his medical shop. After that meeting, a determined Guna grows convinced that Sashi would indeed be the right partner for his sister, setting in motion a plan built on trust and the desire to secure a stable future for their family.
But trouble arrives in the form of a clash between Sashi and a gangster named Gaddala Gunta Radha. When Sashi learns that Guna has known Radha since childhood, he pleads for help, and Guna agrees to arrange a meeting with Radha at the granite quarry so that Sashi can apologize. Radha arrives alone and, in a tense moment, slaps Sashi while Guna pleads for restraint. Unseen by them, Sashi’s gang has darker intentions and plans to kill Radha in an ambush, turning the scene into a dangerous trap that spirals quickly out of control.
In the ensuing struggle, Sashi’s gang overpowers Guna, and before long, Sashi beheads Radha. Guna is imprisoned after the incident, while Sashi manages to evade charges, leaving a trail of questions and a family left to grapple with the consequences. The toll of violence weighs heavily on everyone as the community processes what happened in the quarry and what it means for the people involved.
Guna is released from prison and goes straight to Geetha’s house, only to learn that she died during his incarceration. The revelation fuels a burning rage inside him, and he vows to exact vengeance on the real killers. He returns to the scene of pain, confronting Radha’s men and facing direct danger as his family is attacked at Geetha’s house, with his father sustaining serious injuries in the ordeal. Despite the ferocity of the confrontation, Guna survives, and the fight leaves him emotionally and physically drained.
Trying to bring some measure of justice, Guna brings Radha’s men before Radha’s mother, insisting that he did not kill her son. The elder woman sets a daunting deadline—one week—to bring Sashi’s gang to her. The search for the culprits leads Guna to a house where Sashi’s men are hiding, and the confrontation escalates, with Battu offering cautious counsel to hand them over to Radha’s mother—but Guna stands firm in his resolve, refusing to yield.
As the tension intensifies, Guna reveals that Shivaji uncovered a troubling truth: Battu had encouraged Sashi to end Radha’s humiliation, and Geetha had sought Battu’s advice about her father’s insistence that she marry someone else. Instead of guidance, Battu and Sashi recorded the assault on Geetha. Fearing the consequences of the video’s release and the threat of blackmail, Geetha takes her own life. In a grim turn, [Shivaji] films Guna beheading Battu, Sashi, and their gang, a stark visual that underscored the collapse of the moral balance around them. Guna surrenders to the police, but his act is met with a paradoxical mix of praise from some quarters, and he is eventually released from prison, leaving audiences to wrestle with the cost of vengeance and the price of justice.
