Jai Chiranjeeva

Pasupathi arrives in India with a new batch of weapons, including the .35 Magnum. A routine police check stops him, but he shoots the officer to escape. He bribes his associates to prevent the truth from coming out, showing his willingness to use force and corruption to hide his operation.

Pasupathi demonstrates the weapon to his associates, showing it can aim and be controlled via computer. He selects a young girl as the test target and shoots her, killing her. The brutal display confirms the weapon's power and his ruthlessness.

Ramakoti decides the incident must be contained and assigns Asghar to take care of the matter. Asghar's task is to manage the fallout and ensure the truth does not surface. The seed of further conflict is planted as the group covers up the crime.

Ten months later, ruffians harass a girl on a train but are stopped by a passenger who intervenes with force. One ally pretends to know nothing and shifts blame to others, hoping to avoid trouble. The passenger instructs the girl to wake him in an emergency, establishing his protective code.

The passenger is revealed to be Sathyanarayana Murthy, who intervenes to rescue his friend Venu from legal trouble. He lies about chest pains to compel doctor M. V. Shankara Rao to reveal information, then maintains a casual demeanor in front of Venu. This begins Sathya's complex web of deception and power.

Sathya and Venu move into a colony where Venu lives. There, Sathya meets Sailaja, who initially mistakes him for a tailor. Their first encounter hints at a growing tension between Sathya's past and his present, as Sailaja becomes curious about him.

During Ganesh Chaturthi preparations, Sathya falls from a roof while talking with Venu and collides with Sailaja. He escapes unharmed and begins building a new connection with Sailaja. The episode foreshadows the deeper ties forming between them.

Sathya and Venu attend Sailaja's birthday party at a pub, trying to stay unnoticed. After drinks, Sathya intervenes to protect a beggar's daughter who is being abused, and he reveals a past motive tied to someone he once loved. Sailaja probes whether Sathya ever cared for anyone deeply, learning about his niece Lavanya.

Ten months ago, Sathya's niece Lavanya dies after a swing incident. It is revealed that she was struck due to Pasupathi's weapon testing, and Asghar bribed a doctor to conceal the truth. The family mourns, and Sathya's crusade for justice begins to take shape.

Months after Lavanya's death, the rest of the family moves on while Sathya persists. He learns from Sai and his daughter about the events surrounding Lavanya, and the doctor finally reveals everything to him, fueling his resolve to confront Pasupathi.

In the present, Jeeva and his henchmen abduct Rasul after learning of him being an informer. Sathya and Sailaja's bond strengthens as they realize the danger, and Sathya prepares to retaliate against Asghar's gang who arrive to confront them. Rasul reveals that Jeeva cut off his left leg, a brutal reminder of the violence they face.

Pasupathi returns from Los Angeles and sits with Ramakoti, where Sathya learns of the wider illegal operations. Pasupathi challenges Sathya and lays out his game plan, provoking a confrontation that reaches a video meeting with Ramakoti.

Neelima, a US citizen and doctor’s daughter, arrives to visit family. Pasupathi abducts Neelima temporarily and forces her father to run around a tree a thousand times; he dies after a hundred laps due to cardiac arrest. Ramakoti's counsel saves Neelima from further danger as the danger expands.

Sathya and Neelima travel to Los Angeles; he seeks Ramakoti, kidnaps Dhanushkoti, and battles Ramakoti's men. Ramakoti injures Sathya's toe, but Sathya retaliates by locating Pasupathi's LA hideout and detonating a house bomb that kills Pasupathi and leaves Ramakoti's men overwhelmed. Sathya saves Neelima and defeats the villain.

With Pasupathi defeated, Sathya reunites with Sailaja and her family. Venu reveals that he loved someone else and ended up marrying that person, completing his own arc of finding happiness separate from Sathya's quest.