Mr. Chandramouli

Azhagar, the CEO of the online taxi company GoCabs, is recognized for his success in the industry, receiving an important award. This event establishes his prominence in the business world and sets the stage for his rivalry with Vinayak Kanakasabai. The award ceremony marks a moment of achievement for Azhagar, attracting attention from competitors and media alike.

Vinayak, a rival CEO, disputes Azhagar's dominance, claiming his company will overtake GoCabs. He publicly challenges Azhagar to prove his company's superiority, creating tension between the two businessmen. Azhagar orders his assistant to take measures against Vinayak's threat, escalating the corporate rivalry.

Pugazhendhi is hired to deploy criminals as fake drivers in GoCabs taxis. These suspect drivers commit crimes, which then go viral in the media, damaging GoCabs' reputation. The police launch an investigation into these incidents, and a lawsuit is filed against Vinayak, implicating him indirectly in the sabotage.

Raghav, a talented boxer, approaches Azhagar for sponsorship but is rejected. He then successfully secures sponsorship from Vinayak. With the support, Raghav wins a major fight, and as a prize, gifts a new car to his father, Chandramouli, highlighting Raghav’s rise and his motives to honor his father.

Chandramouli invites Raghav for a midnight drive in his new car. During the drive, a truck accidentally runs over Chandramouli, killing him instantly, and severely injuring Raghav. This devastating event shifts Raghav’s focus towards uncovering the truth behind the accident.

Raghav is informed that Chandramouli’s signature appears on the death certificate of a woman named Bairavi, who had been close to Chandramouli. Initially denying knowledge, Raghav confirms the connection after reviewing the papers, realizing there is a deeper mystery involving his father and Bairavi.

Ramamurthy explains that Bairavi was Chandramouli’s friend and a woman with no children or family. She was involved in helping Raghav secure sponsorship and was connected to the events leading to her death, which was allegedly caused by a GoCabs driver. Chandramouli initially claimed she was killed by someone else he knew.

Chandramouli confides in Ramamurthy about his suspicion that Bairavi was murdered by someone other than the driver, and he seeks help to reveal the truth. Before his final day, Chandramouli requests a late-night drive with Raghav, indicating his concern and the need to uncover more about the case.

Raghav finds and confronts the GoCabs driver, who claims it was an accident. Later, Raghav discovers the driver hanging dead in an isolated factory and finds Bairavi’s phone in Chandramouli’s car, which contains evidence of her murder. These discoveries deepen the mystery, prompting Raghav to seek the real culprit.

Raghav sets a trap to catch the next GoCabs driver involved in the crimes, sending Madhu and her colleagues on a mission. Madhu alerts Raghav when the driver stops in a remote area, allowing him to catch him. The driver confesses to being instructed by Pugazhendhi to commit further crimes, revealing the conspiracy.

Raghav locates Pugazhendhi in a bar and chases him, but Pugazhendhi escapes. The next day, Pugazhendhi is found dead after releasing a video confessing to the murders and blaming Azhagar, exposing the criminal network behind the crimes. His death marks a pivotal moment in unravelling the conspiracy.

Raghav seeks out Vinayak, who is revealed to be the true mastermind behind the scheme and the murders. They engage in a physical fight, culminating in Raghav burning Vinayak to death. This act of revenge signifies the climax of Raghav’s quest for justice and the defeat of the corrupt rival.

News reports announce that Vinayak has escaped and is still at large, while police search for him. Raghav is shown smiling happily in Chandramouli’s restored car, symbolizing his relief and the resolution of the tumultuous journey. The story concludes with a scene of personal victory and peace for Raghav.