Mister

The story kicks off with a mistaken airport greeting. Chai is supposed to welcome his cousin Priya but instead greets Meera, a Spain-based museum coordinator who has lost her phone. Chai brings Meera home and a spark quickly ignites between them.

Chai and Meera embark on a museum-hopping trip guided by Srinu, and the errant encounter grows into an ongoing companionship. Meera gradually settles into the family as she decides to stay after a few convincing moments.

As their bond strengthens, Chai's mother nudges him to confess his feelings. At Meera’s friend Andy’s headstone, Meera reveals a competing love interest: Siddharth, but admits her heart still leans toward Chai.

Meera leaves India to return to Spain, and she later calls Chai with news that Siddharth has betrayed her. Chai hurries back to India, where his parents hint that the family should visit his grandfather.

Back in India, Meera's brother Muthappa Gouda pressures Siddharth’s family to bind Meera to another match, heightening the danger around her. Gouda's henchmen shadow Meera’s home, signaling looming trouble.

Chai vows to rescue Meera, and they slip away from Siddharth’s orbit. The journey introduces Lakshmi Tulasi and a lively, comic dynamic, and ultimately brings Chandramukhi, the daughter of Rayalu, into their path.

Chandramukhi’s own past is revealed as she escapes an arranged alliance with Rahul Vadayar. After years under her father’s house arrest and the Swamiji’s influence, she flees to Bangalore seeking protection, only to be drawn back into danger when goons close in. Chai saves her, and a new romance begins amid loyalties to family.

A playful sequence with Lakshmi Tulasi and a Shakalaka Shankar-like figure lightens the mood as the group presses toward Siddharth. Meera’s affection for Chai deepens even as they cross paths with Chandramukhi again, weaving together comedy and danger.

On the eve of what seems to be a ritual, Bhukkaraya notices a Rudraksha-shaped mole on Chai’s back, interpreting it as a sign that Chandramukhi’s life is bound to his. The moment ties their fates together and hints at an arranged destiny.

Hajarappa orders a ruthless pursuit, forcing the trio to flee toward Chai’s grandfather’s home. A shocking twist reveals that Chai’s supposed accident was engineered by his father, and Pichayya Naidu steps forward to take the blame to spare his son’s name.

The Rudraksha mole turns out not to signal fate but to be a ruse orchestrated by Bhukkaraya and his mother to safeguard Chai and Chandramukhi and secure her place by his side.

Meera confesses her love again but fears losing Chai to Chandramukhi. She shares her story with Chandramukhi, who is moved yet torn, while Chai openly names his love for Chandramukhi, intensifying the triangle.

A clash erupts between Hajarappa and Pichayya Naidu as Chandramukhi pushes for justice against Hajarappa. The upheaval shakes Rayalu’s palace and sets the stage for the ultimate power contest.

Chai steps forward, revealing his full name as Pichayya Naidu and enters the duel to defend his new family and his love. The fight is fierce, and Chai triumphs, toppling Rahul Vadayar’s claim to power.

In the finale, Meera marries Siddharth with Muthappa Gouda’s consent, while Chai marries Chandramukhi. The two couples unite their families, ending decades of power plays with a shared, hopeful future.