Heart Attack

The Goa based inspector Madhusudhan leads a crackdown on Makrand Kamati's slave trade and drug racket. Makrand fights back and injures Madhusudhan, leaving him immobile. The clash establishes Makrand as a dangerous foe whose operations ripple through the story.

Varun, a free spirited wanderer, arrives in Spain and encounters Hayathi, an Indian girl seeking love. To grab her attention, he pretends to suffer a heart attack and earns her phone number. He does not learn her name at the first meeting.

Hayathi travels to Spain to persuade Priya's father ISKCON Ramana to accept her relationship with Haridas, an African musician. Ramana is a staunch devotee who opposes love marriages, creating a hurdle for the couple. The mission emphasizes social pressure against their romance.

After chasing and teasing, Varun asks Hayathi to kiss him and proposes a bet that hinges on Ramana accepting the couple. She slaps him, signaling the start of a complicated dynamic between them. The bet sets the tempo for their evolving relationship.

Varun manages to win Ramana's blessing through the bet, and Hayathi fulfills the condition by kissing him. The kiss marks a turning point but does not resolve the deeper issues of commitment between them. Their bond remains fragile and tense.

In a separate thread, Varun exposes Makrand Kamatis drug racket and thrashes his men Ammu and others at an arena. This daring confrontation exposes the reach of Makrand and signals Varuns willingness to fight back. The clash heightens the risk for everyone involved.

Varun and Hayathi share a kiss that lasts about an hour, but Hayathi reveals a condition that Varun must never meet her again. She explains that her heart is broken and she believes Varun will not commit. The moment deepens the emotional complication between them.

Seeking clarity, Varun travels to Romania where he meets Chitrangada, a woman with a similar mindset about love. Their connection helps Varun realize his true feelings for Hayathi. Chitrangada provides moral support and a different perspective on love.

After spending time with Chitrangada, Varun realizes his love for Hayathi and learns, via a slip found in Priya's house, that Hayathi is in Goa. This clue compels him to hurry to Goa to confront the mounting complications. The search marks a shift from romance to rescue.

Varun arrives in Goa and tracks Hayathi with the help of a Rajinikanth. He faces strong rejection from Hayathi, and Makrand Kamati and his men arrive claiming that Hayathi will be Makrand's wife. The tension peaks as Hayathi becomes entangled in Makrand's schemes.

It is revealed that Hayathi is Madhusudhan's daughter and is pressured into marrying Makrand to cover her father's medical expenses. This revelation reframes Hayathi's choices and deepens Varun's resolve to protect her. The familial connection intensifies the stakes of the confrontation.

Varun defeats Ammu during the confrontation and begins to understand the full extent of Hayathi's predicament. He slaps Hayathi for withholding the truth about her engagement, revealing the emotional strain and the rift it creates between them. The confrontation clarifies what is at stake.

To fund Madhusudhan's operation, Varun meets Prakash Raj, who offers two crore rupees if Varun can rescue his kidnapped daughter. Varun agrees and sets out to infiltrate Makrand's den to dismantle the criminal network and secure Hayathis fate. The alliance with Prakash Raj marks a turning point in the mission.

Inside Makrand's den, Varun discovers that Hayathi is already involved in Makrand's drug trade and has been injected with opium. The discovery escalates the danger and pushes Varun toward a final, decisive confrontation. The revelation confirms the depth of Makrand's control over her.

Varun slits Makrand's throat, ending the criminal operation. Madhusudhan begins to recover from his injuries as Prakash Raj is reunited with his daughter. Varun and Hayathi marry and depart for their honeymoon with financial and logistical support from Prakash Raj, signaling a hopeful new chapter.