Mr. Nookayya

Anu withdrew the two crore ransom money from the bank secretly because her husband Kiran had been kidnapped by Shajahan Bismil's gang. She took this desperate action to save his life, not knowing that Kiran had actually orchestrated the entire kidnapping plot with Shajahan to steal the money from her.

Earlier scenes establish Anu as a devoted wife willing to risk everything for her husband, making her bold move believable.

Kiran orchestrated his own kidnapping because he wanted to steal the ransom money. He conspired with Shajahan Bismil to demand two crores from Anu, knowing she would withdraw it from the bank. The entire marriage to Anu was a deception, Kiran never loved her and only wanted to embezzle the money.

The twist explains why Kiran seemed unusually calm during the crisis and why Shajahan's gang targeted this specific couple.

Shilpa left Nokia because she wanted him to settle down with a stable life, a car, plenty of cash, and a house, before they could marry. When Nokia failed to provide this material security despite his promises, she lost patience and moved on to another man who could offer her the settled life she desired.

Nokia's desperate hunt for money early in the film hints at the pressure he felt from Shilpa's demands.

Nokia and Anu crossed paths when the ransom money changed hands during the kidnapping crisis. After Anu escaped with the money, the situation became chaotic with multiple parties chasing it. Nokia encountered Anu in this confusion, and Charger eventually seized the money from them, bringing Nokia deeper into the conspiracy.

The parallel storylines of Nokia's criminal world and the kidnapping converge naturally through this encounter.

Nokia killed Kiran in a fit of rage when Kiran battered him and revealed his intention to kill Anu. Discovering that Kiran had orchestrated the entire kidnapping scam and betrayed Anu's love, Nokia fought back violently and killed Kiran, Shajahan, and their henchmen to protect Anu and end the conspiracy.

The film builds Nokia's protective nature toward those he cares about, especially after Anu becomes his ally.

Nokia decided to help Anu because they faced mutual danger from Shajahan's gang. With Anu having the ransom money and being pursued, and Nokia being pulled into the conspiracy, they had to team up for survival. Additionally, Nokia was motivated by his desire to prove himself and potentially win back Shilpa by resolving the crisis successfully.

Nokia's character establishes him as someone who helps orphans and vulnerable people, making his decision to protect Anu consistent.

The ransom money ended up with Charger during the chaotic exchange between Nokia and Anu. However, the money ultimately remained part of the larger conspiracy. After the climax, Anu returned the two crore ransom money to the bank, ensuring the funds were restored and the theft was prevented.

Charger's opportunistic theft adds another layer of deception to the already complex kidnapping plot.

Kiran's conspiracy was revealed through the unraveling of the kidnapping case. As Nokia and Anu investigated and pursued leads, they discovered that Kiran had been working with Shajahan all along. The truth came out that Kiran had fake relationships with both Anu and Shajahan, orchestrating the entire scheme purely for financial gain.

The constant twists and dead ends in the investigation hint that something doesn't add up with Kiran's kidnapping.

Anu proposed marriage to Nokia after he saved her life and helped expose Kiran's betrayal. Despite the traumatic experience, she developed respect and affection for Nokia's bravery, loyalty, and good heart. Their partnership during the crisis created a genuine bond, and she saw a hopeful future with him beyond the chaos.

Their alliance throughout the film builds toward a romantic resolution, with Anu witnessing Nokia's protective nature firsthand.

Nookayya calls himself Nokia as a nickname, likely chosen for its association with the popular mobile phone brand. This quirky name fits the comedic tone of the film and distinguishes his criminal persona from his real name, adding to his character's distinctive identity among his friends.

The nickname establishes Nokia's playful personality from his first appearance.