Guna 369

Guna, a nonviolent man, is on his way to his B. Tech exams when he meets Geetha, who works at a phone store. Their first encounter sparks affection as Geetha responds to his compliments, and Guna becomes increasingly drawn to her. This chance meeting starts a romance that drives many later decisions.

Guna frequently tries to catch Geetha’s attention, even causing his own phone to malfunction to see her. He showers her with compliments, and Geetha begins to reciprocate his interest. He also finds an online photo of Sashi and suspects he could be a good match for his sister.

Guna arranges a meeting with Radha at the granite quarry so that Sashi can apologize. Radha arrives and slaps Sashi, while Guna tries to calm things down. Unknown to them, Sashi’s gang plans to ambush Radha and kill him, leading to a brutal turn of events where Sashi beheads Radha and Guna is imprisoned.

Guna is released from prison and goes to Geetha’s house, only to learn that she died during his incarceration. The revelation shatters him and fuels his thirst for vengeance. The family’s loss compounds the tragedy that has spiraled from earlier choices.

Enraged, Guna vows to avenge Radha’s killers and confronts the danger at Geetha’s house, where Radha’s henchmen attack his family. Guna fights back, protecting his loved ones, but his father is injured and ends up in the hospital. The violence widens the rift between pursuit of justice and the costs of vengeance.

Guna brings Radha’s men to Radha’s mother and insists that he did not kill Radha, asserting his innocence to the grieving matriarch. The confrontation deepens the sense of moral ambiguity around who deserves justice.

Radha’s mother gives a week-long deadline to bring Sashi’s gang to account, setting a hard timeline for Guna to mobilize the revenge plot. The pressure pushes Guna to pursue the gang more aggressively.

Guna tracks down Sashi’s men hiding in SI Shivaji's house and launches an attack to confront them directly. The confrontation shows how far Guna is willing to go to avenge Radha and Geetha.

Battu advises Guna to hand the killers over to Radha’s mother, urging him to pursue legal accountability instead of taking the law into his own hands. Guna refuses, deciding to continue his own path of vengeance.

Guna reveals that Shivaji had hinted Battu encouraged Sashi to kill Radha, and that Geetha had sought Battu’s advice about her father’s marriage pressure. He also reveals that Battu and Sashi recorded the assault on Geetha, explaining how the violence escalated behind the scenes.

Fearing the consequences of the recorded footage and potential blackmail, Geetha commits suicide. Her death marks a grim consequence of the secrets and coercions surrounding the group.

Shivaji records Guna beheading Battu, Sashi, and their gang, a brutal act used to pressure the system. Guna eventually surrenders to the police, but is praised for killing them and is released from prison.