Kanthaswamy

Kanthaswamy works as an officer in the CBI Economic Offences Wing and, with his friends, secretly aids the needy by disguising as an anthropomorphic rooster vigilante. They honor letters left at the Lord Muruga temple by granting wishes in imaginative ways. This sets the tone for his double life and public goodwill.

During a CBI raid, Kanthaswamy discovers a stash of black money owned by PPP and his partner Rajmohan. The money is hidden within PPP's business network, exposing deep corruption. The discovery raises the stakes for the investigation.

PPP pretends to suffer a stroke to escape interrogation and draw attention away from his finances. His ruse buys time for further manipulation of the case. The incident heightens tension between the investigators and the tycoon.

PPP's daughter Subbalakshmi learns of the raid and sets out for revenge by aligning with Kanthaswamy, disguising her affection to get close. She follows him closely while concealing her true motive. This begins a dangerous cat-and-mouse dynamic.

Kanthaswamy plays along with Subbalakshmi's affections as they spar and flirt, turning emotions into a strategic game. Over time, their rivalry softens and they find themselves drawn to each other. The romance complicates his mission and tests his resolve.

In a parallel track, a local police inspector pursues the mystery of 'Lord Muruga saving the people' and the truth behind the CBI's noble deeds. He pieces together clues that hint at a larger conspiracy. His cat-and-mouse chase adds comic relief and suspense.

Although the inspector cannot fully prove it, he uncovers hints that the CBI is secretly aiding the needy, prompting a debate about vigilantism and justice. His investigation brings clandestine activities into the public eye. The revelation validates some of Kanthaswamy's actions in a controversial light.

Kanthaswamy discovers PPP's bank password by manipulating Subbalakshmi into revealing it and subtly answering the security questions. He uses this information to access the hidden funds. The moment marks a major turning point in the fight against corruption.

Kanthaswamy transfers the black money into his own account, intending to funnel it to the needy and reform the corrupt system. The act demonstrates the vigilante's misunderstood conscience and his commitment to social justice. This move triggers a downfall for PPP as the money disappears.

Realizing the money has vanished, PPP suffers another stroke and collapses, unable to understand how his empire crumbled. His anguish marks the moral center of the conflict, exposing his true character to the public. The financial scandal drives the confrontation toward its climax.

Kanthaswamy confronts Rajmohan in a public setting, unveiling his true manipulative nature and cynicism. The revelation exposes Rajmohan as the real villain behind the tycoon’s facade. Kanthaswamy arrests Rajmohan, restoring some balance to the city.

Subbalakshmi realizes her father is corrupt and proposes to Kanthaswamy. They marry and plan to live in Rajasthan, seeking a quieter life away from crime. The union signals a new chapter that blends romance with social service.

Kanthaswamy reads letters tied to a tree, mirroring the temple tradition, and places a letter in his pocket with a secret smile. The gesture hints that he will continue his vigilante justice in the future. The film closes on a note of ongoing resolve and hope.