Irupatham Noottandu

Driven by financial trouble and the media's glamorization of the Bombay underworld, Jacky turns to gold smuggling. He imagines wealth and prestige by following the criminal underworld's lure. This shift marks the start of his risky path.

He teams up with Shekharankutty, the son of the ruling Chief Minister, broadening his criminal network. The alliance provides political cover and access to routes needed for smuggling. Their cooperation deepens the involvement in Kerala's political-criminal web.

Customs officers receive information about a blue Maruti used for gold smuggling. During the rally, the car swerves away from the pack and Jacky with Lawrence hide the gold in the spare wheel, evading the check and continuing toward their contact.

Jacky and his allies reach the circle around Shekharankutty and relax in Chanakya's hotel room. Qasim, Tony, and Chanakya are present as they unwind after the close call with customs. The calm is deceptive, hinting at an impending betrayal.

That night, Qasim betrays the group and attempts to smuggle the gold himself. He kills Tony and escapes with the gold. Jacky later catches up to Qasim and drowns him, taking revenge and ending the double-cross.

The next day, Qasim's body is recovered by the police, triggering an official investigation. Chanakya is assigned to lead the inquiry and meets Ashwathy, a reporter probing politics and crime in Kerala. The case intensifies as early clues point to connections beyond a simple smuggling ring.

Ashwathy visits Jeevan, the investigating officer, to gather details on the case. They discuss the alleged links between the Chief Minister's circle and the underworld. The investigation broadens to include political figures and their influence.

Jacky visits Kayikka to confess the killings of Qasim and reveal their control. Kayikka warns that a traitor lies within the crew and reveals that Shahul, his eldest son, has turned to selling weed. The revelation expands the pool of criminal actors around the operation.

Ashwathy releases an article alleging a link between the Chief Minister and Jacky, triggering a political media storm. The piece prompts authorities to maneuver behind the scenes, affecting bail decisions and public perception. Power dynamics shift as media pressure mounts.

Pillai uses his clout to bail some associates and keeps pressure on others who oppose the administration. He also orders the demolition of Jyothi's home, escalating the conflict with Jacky and endangering Jyothi. Jacky confronts Pillai, demanding that construction be allowed for the affected houses.

Enraged by the escalating acts, Pillai's ally Shekharankutty murders Lawrence and then crashes the car carrying Jacky and his mother, killing Jacky's mother. The tragedy deepens the feud and hardens Jacky's resolve against Pillai and the CM.

Pillai orders Shekharankutty to flee to Dubai with police protection, but Jacky infiltrates the airport disguised as a pilot and confronts him there. He kills Shekharankutty during the airport pursuit, ending his alliance with the CM's circle. With Shekharankutty dead, law enforcement closes in on Jacky.

On Jyothi's release day, Jacky is arrested and imprisoned, bringing his turbulent arc to a pause. The political-criminal nexus remains under pressure as authorities clamp down on the network. The ending hints at ongoing struggles ahead for all involved.