Navagraha

Jaggu kills Kumbhi because Kumbhi discovers Jaggu's plan to double-cross the entire crew and keep all the money for himself. Kumbhi had already changed the password to the bank account holding the payment, making it impossible for Jaggu to access the funds if he killed the others. To secure the pendrive containing the account details and password, Jaggu kills Kumbhi and incapacitates Gowri, eliminating anyone who could stop him from stealing the full $500 million.

Kumbhi earlier confides to Gowri that he suspects Jaggu plans to kill them all to safeguard the loot.

Gowri commits suicide by jumping from the bus after witnessing Jaggu murder Kumbhi, who was not just her friend but someone she cared about deeply. The combination of losing Kumbhi, being betrayed by Jaggu whom she helped free, and the general hopelessness of her situation overwhelms her completely, leading her to take her own life.

Gowri's loyalty to Kumbhi was evident when she supported his decision to join the heist, making his death devastating for her.

Assistant Commissioner Bhagath orchestrates the recovery by having his team shoot the bus causing it to crash near a bridge. While the bus hangs precariously, Bhagath ties a rope to the Ambari and uses a police helicopter to lift it away to safety. Jaggu dies in the crash while Vicky is pulled from the wreck by Bhagath.

Bhagath had been tracking the team throughout the journey, learning about the replica swap and suspecting the Ambari was being transported by road.

Vicky survives the final confrontation. After the bus crashes and most characters are killed, Bhagath pulls Vicky from the wreckage. Unlike Jaggu who dies, Vicky is captured alive. During the Vijayadashami festival aftermath, Vicky resolves to work harder and study more in the future, indicating personal growth from his experience.

Vicky had earlier called Prathap to reveal the Ambari's location, showing his shift toward cooperating with authorities.

Jaggu kills two suspicious police officers at the border because they are blocking his escape route and threatening to expose the heist. With the police pursuit intensifying and Bhagath closing in, Jaggu makes a desperate choice to eliminate the officers so his team can continue toward Mangalore Harbour with the Ambari.

The police had been tightening security throughout the escape, with Bhagath learning about Jaggu's replica plan and RDX threat.

The plan involves tunneling into Mysore Palace using three tunnels identified by Vicky, whose father is the chief security guard. The team waits until Ayudha Puja when the Ambari is placed on display, then crawls through the tunnel to swap the real Ambari with a convincing replica. They escape on a disguised bus toward Mangalore Harbour. The replica was meant to mislead authorities and potentially contain RDX to trap anyone who discovered the switch.

Vicky provides crucial information about three tunnels, with one positioned specifically for use during Ayudha Puja.

The Ambari is a golden ceremonial elephant carriage used in Mysore Palace's religious celebrations, particularly during the Jamboo Savari festival. It is described as a highly valuable artifact that would sell for US$500 million at auction, making it the target of the entire heist.

The team initially hesitates due to the belief that the Ambari is protected by the goddess Chamundeshwari.

Kiran helps Jaggu primarily by bringing Vicky into the plan to access tunnel information. While initially using Vicky for her own purposes, Kiran develops genuine romantic feelings for Jaggu as the operation progresses. This emotional connection leads her to support the heist despite the dangers, though she ultimately fails to save Vicky from the consequences.

The summary notes that Vicky discovers Kiran has been using him all along and has developed genuine feelings for Jaggu, not for himself.

Navagraha features three major festivals: Jamboo Savari, Ayudha Puja, and Vijayadashami. The Jamboo Savari festival creates both cover and obstacle for the heist team due to its crowds and the belief about Chamundeshwari's protection. Ayudha Puja is when the Ambari goes on display, making it the perfect time for the swap. Vijayadashami is when the Ambari is restored to its rightful place after the heist fails.

The team initially refuses the job partly due to the Jamboo Savari festival and the belief that the Ambari is protected by Chamundeshwari.

The bus crashes when Bhagath's police team fires on it during the final pursuit, causing the driver to lose control. The bus veers into a remote forested area, crashes through a bridge edge, and plunges into a deep chasm. This confrontation marks the climax where Jaggu is killed while trying to escape with the stolen Ambari.

Bhagath orchestrates a risky pursuit strategy, using both ground teams and a helicopter to corner the escaping bus.