Janda Pai Kapiraju

Aravind Shivashankar grows up in an ashram run by Harish Chandra, where he absorbs strong moral values and a clear sense of right and wrong. This sheltered upbringing makes him resolute, yet the wider social world soon tests those ideals. When he steps out of the ashram, he is determined to fight corruption.

With his closest allies — Suresh, Rajasekhar, Gopi, and his girlfriend Indumathi — Aravind forms a tight team. They share a common goal: root out immorality and corruption in the system. Their camaraderie becomes the backbone of their crusade.

The group crafts a fake persona named Harish Chandra, using a modified image to project authority and legitimacy. They decide to press officials by implying Harish exists as a real figure. The ruse becomes their shield against entrenched corruption.

They start pressuring government officials to accept bribes, leveraging the Harish Chandra persona. The scheme aims to reveal corruption by triggering officials to respond to a 'real' Harish. The campaign snowballs into a sweeping exposure across the system.

The ruse results in the exposure of 147 officials, including Indumathi's father, a court judge, and a Member of Parliament. The revelations send shockwaves through the state and threaten to topple the corrupt network. The team realizes the scale of the retaliation they have triggered.

In response, corrupt officials rally under the MP, the judge, and IAS officer Savithri to confront Aravind and his team. They vow to unmask Harish and dismantle the fake persona. The stakes rise as retaliation shifts from exposure to direct confrontation.

To counter Harish's reach, the officials decide to enlist a look-alike who can resemble Harish Chandra. The chosen man is Maya Kannan, a 42-year-old who operates underground for the Tamil Nadu government. His background hints at a shadowy, morally ambiguous past.

A hospital employee from Pune, linked to the 147 corruption web, leaks the plot to Aravind. The leak makes him fear that the crusade could fail if Harish is exposed as a real person. The information becomes a turning point in their strategy.

Aravind travels to Tamil Nadu to prevent Kannan from presenting himself as Harish. He confronts the risk of a legitimate Harish who could legitimize the corruption-busting scheme. The tension fuels an impending courtroom showdown.

A tense courtroom showdown unfolds as Kannan appears to claim Harish's identity. Aravind and his team watch anxiously as the case tests whether Harish is real or a fabrication. The outcome will determine the fate of their anti-corruption crusade.

In a dramatic twist, Kannan reveals that he has actually been supporting Aravind from the start. He discloses his role not as a rival, but as an ally in disguise. The courtroom becomes a stage for the revelation that Harish is a shared cause.

The court sides with Aravind, validating the anti-corruption effort. Kannan explains the ethical use of the proceeds and his true mission to channel the 14.7 crores into social work. The verdict marks a major victory for the crusade.

Kannan clarifies who he is and why he joined: a psychology graduate who runs orphanages and senior homes for vulnerable people. He dedicates the 14.7 crores to these causes, underscoring the film's theme of reform through social service. Aravind and Kannan form an unexpected alliance based on shared ideals.

Attackers hired by corrupt officials strike as Aravind and his allies step out of the courthouse. A fierce brawl erupts, drawing in the public to help. Kannan is fatally wounded protecting Aravind, leaving the team devastated but more determined to continue the fight.

In the wake of tragedy, the crusade against corruption prevails. The closing credits affirm that Aravind and his allies succeed in their fight, vindicating their sacrifices. The film leaves a message of reform and public accountability.