Rocky's reign over the Kolar Gold Fields is challenged as enemies plot his downfall and allies look to him as a savior. Now the undisputed king, he faces increasingly dangerous battles and darker times in his relentless pursuit of unchallenged supremacy. The blood-soaked land is gripped by fear, and the government sees him as a threat to law and order, setting the stage for a brutal and unforgiving struggle for power.
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After detailing the events in KGF: Chapter 1, Anand Ingalagi suffers a stroke and his son, Vijayendra Ingalagi takes over to narrate the rest of the story.
Rocky kills heir apparent Virat and takes over the Kolar Gold Fields, keeping Reena hostage to ensure the cooperation of Guru Pandian, Andrews, Kamal and Rajendra Desai. But when Rocky shows his arrogance and teases Reena, Kamal gets enraged and threatens to kill Rocky, which angeres Rocky and he shoots Kamal on the spot. After this, Rocky issues orders to start work in eight hidden mines, while Vanaram, who was captured by Rocky, decides to help him.
Meanwhile, Adheera resurfaces and kills all guards at an outpost. In a ruse to bring Rocky to Adheera, Andrews kills Desai to lure Reena outside KGF, and John abducts Reena as per Adheera’s order. While trying to save Reena, Adheera shoots Rocky but spares his life, while his men roadblock all gold exports from KGF. Later, Shetty ties up with other subordinates of Andrews across India’s western coast and exterminates Rocky’s allies with Inayat Khalil’s newfound support. Rocky vacates the mansion with Reena with excessive gold and currency from the treasury. While chaos ensues among people of KGF, Vanaram deduces that Rocky is headed for a throat clamp.
A recuperating Rocky visits Dubai to deal in gold with Khalil, simultaneously killing Khalil’s associates all over India to recapture the coast forcing Khalil to join him in business, and also buys Kalashnikovs. Rocky and his gang gravely wound Adheera and kill his henchmen at the roadblock with their newly acquired weapons. Exasperated with KGF, some central ministers had planned a no-confidence motion against the DYSS-supported government to bring Ramika Sen in power, but Rocky’s henchmen threaten other ministers against the vote and the motion fails. Rocky also kills Shetty, gaining control over Bombay. Pandian warns Rocky of Sen’s rising stature, but he disregards him.
In 1981, Ramika Sen wins the Indian general elections and becomes the Prime Minister. After CBI officer Kanneganti Raghavan briefs her about the situation in KGF, Sen authorises Raghavan to raid Rocky’s warehouses. A young Ingalagi is caught spying by Rocky’s henchmen, but Rocky gets impressed by his integrity. The CBI finds nothing in their raids except for a 400 gram-gold bar. Rocky retrieves it from a police station and singlehandedly destroys the police station using a DshK.
Rocky halts all exports from KGF, which strains relations with Khalil, but continues the mining. His aides trace his biological father, a drunkard who abandoned his family, and pays the unaware man to take care of Shanti’s (Rocky’s mother) newly shifted grave. Reena realizes she has fallen for Rocky and confesses her feelings to him, and they get married. Rocky meets with Sen and hands her a file exposing his involvement in money laundering, but she cannot consider it as almost all her party members are complicit in the corruption. Still furious after his defeat, Adheera makes his way to KGF through a secret passage with Andrews, Daya and John, supported by Khalil’s armada. Just as Reena reveals her pregnancy to Rocky, Adheera fatally shoots her.
In the ensuing clash, Rocky’s army kill Andrews and Daya, while Rocky kills John and chokes Adheera to death. An enraged Rocky and his henchmen disrupt Sen’s speech at the Parliament and kill Pandian (who had staged the attack on Garuda for which Adheera was framed, and informed Adheera of Garuda’s attack priorly. He was also the one who showed Adheera the secret passage causing Reena to die, called him in after Rocky took control of KGF, goaded Andrews into hiring Rocky, staged the no-confidence motion in Delhi, and persuaded Shetty to join forces with Khalil).
Due to his violent outburst, Sen issues a death warrant against Rocky and enforces the Indian Army. Rocky evacuates KGF and leaves on a ship with his cache of gold. Before leaving, Rocky forms a new colony for all KGF workers. He signals his whereabouts to the Indian, US, and Indonesian Navy, but refuses to surrender. Sen issues orders to bomb KGF and Rocky’s ship, and he drowns in the ocean along with the gold, which stays lost until the present day. Inspired by Rocky’s life, a young Ingalagi decides to write a book on Rocky.
In the mid-credits scene set three months before Rocky’s death, John Booker, a CIA agent, hands over a file consisting of Rocky’s crimes in the USA and 16 other countries between 1978 and 1981, to Ramika Sen. In the present, the peon of 24/News channel finds a final draft of KGF: Chapter 3, implying that the story is not over yet.
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