Guna 369

Guna is a nonviolent, principled young man who works at a granite factory with his friend Battu. He falls in love with Geetha, who works at a phone store, and strives to keep peace as a brutal feud unfolds after Radha’s murder and Sashi’s gang involvement. Following Sashi’s gang beheading of Radha, Guna is imprisoned; after his release, he seeks vengeance against Radha’s killers, which leads to a brutal, recorded sequence of beheadings and a controversial end. His arc questions whether restraint can survive in a world driven by vendetta.

Geetha works at a phone store and becomes the object of Guna’s affection. She grapples with the complexities of love, family expectations, and the consequences of Battu and Sashi’s interference. Fear of exposure from their secret recordings drives her to a desperate act, and she dies during the events surrounding the conflict. Her tragedy catalyzes the film’s exploration of manipulation and vengeance.

Battu is Guna’s close friend who works with him at the granite factory. He becomes entangled with Sashi and his gang, and his actions are later exposed as having encouraged the violence that disrupts everyone's life. He is depicted as a casualty in the cycle of revenge, ultimately killed in the sequence that becomes the subject of Shivaji’s filming. His involvement illustrates how loyalties can drag others into brutal outcomes.

Radha is a gangster whose intimidation and violence set off the chain of events. He humiliates Guna’s family and is eventually killed by Sashi’s gang during an ambush, becoming the focal point of Guna’s quest for revenge. Radha’s actions establish the human cost of the feud and the brutality that follows.

Sashi is the schemer whose gang plans and executes ambushes against Radha and who records assaults on Geetha. He manipulates events to gain power and control, ultimately becoming a primary target of Guna’s revenge. His actions reveal how calculated cruelty can drive a narrative toward a violent climax.

SI Shivaji is the police inspector who becomes entwined in the case as the violence escalates. He captures or documents key moments, including the filmed beheadings, and reveals important links between Battu, Sashi, and Geetha’s tragedy. His role underscores the tension between procedural justice and the sensational force of filmed violence.