Natasaarvabhowma

Shruthi arrives in Kolkata where she and Gagan plan to file a case against Yadav for selling duped products to disabled persons. Gagan proposes to Shruthi, but she does not call him back. He then travels to Bangalore to find her and continue their plan.

Ghanshyam Yadav is intercepted by goons in Bangalore, and Gagan Dixit rescues him. The incident shocks onlookers and hints at a larger political conspiracy. Gagan quickly suspects the attack was staged to gain sympathy votes.

Following the rescue, Gagan investigates the incident and realizes the fight was staged to win sympathy. He decides to report his findings to Avinash anonymously, aiming to protect his sources. The investigation sets off a chain of media attention.

Avinash publishes the story anonymously, alarming Yadav and his camp. The newspaper loses many ads as advertisers pull back in response to the allegations. The political heat begins to mount around the fake fight saga.

Gagan and his friend Keshav decide to rent Namadev's haunted house, hoping the eerie setting will help reveal the phone number’s location. Gagan argues that his sacred thread on the right wrist provides protection in such a place. The plan marks a new, riskier phase of their investigation.

The duo goes to the mobile network's office to obtain the number’s location, but Sakshi, the manager, refuses to share it. She warns them that Namadev has painted the plan as a setup. The obstruction increases the tension and pushes them to seek other leads.

Gagan is assigned to interview Yadav in his private jet, a high-stakes piece for the newspaper. The jet lands in Bellary where Yadav is ambushed, and Gagan initially suspects another staged incident. He soon sees that Yadav is bleeding, realizing the danger is real this time.

Gagan had previously rescued Sakshi from goons in her office, and she agrees to share the number’s location. When Sakshi’s father suffers a stroke and she faints, Gagan and Yadav come to the rescue. This crisis deepens Sakshi’s affection for Gagan and strengthens his access to information.

Paranormal activities escalate inside the haunted house, and Keshav quarrels with Namadev. In the midst of the chaos, Gagan tries to intervene, but loses his sacred thread, heightening the sense that supernatural forces are at play. The atmosphere grows tenser as the mysteries deepen.

Gagan experiences vision disturbances and visits veteran actress B. Saroja Devi at a country club, where he must wear the spectacles to regain focus. He then pursues Prabhakar Reddy in the pool, thrashes him mercilessly, and Reddy manages to escape as Gagan loses consciousness.

During Yadav's birthday party, the mood turns violent as Gagan, under the influence of the spectacles, confronts Yadav and the confrontation ends with Gagan waking up in prison. He secures bail on the grounds of mental illness, while the media fixates on his haunted-house lifestyle and the strange case.

Sakshi reveals to Gagan that the location of the number is the same haunted house and that Shruthi is the person connected to the number. The revelation shocks Gagan and ties Shruthi directly to the ongoing mystery.

In a flashback at the ashram, Gagan kills Shruthi's uncle and then Yadav, exposing his plan to avenge Shruthi's death. He reveals to Guruji that he was never possessed and had videotaped Shruthi's death, showing the conspirators. He insists he should be declared innocent and forces Guruji to lie to the media.

In the present, Gagan is in a mental asylum van and catches sight of Guruji in a car who stares at him without blinking. When Guruji drives away, Gagan smiles, hinting at a disturbed sense of closure and the absurdity of the truth.