Kalamoorthy Charan Raj is a minister in the Andhra Pradesh cabinet who is removed after the Central Bureau of Investigation proves his involvement in the liquor mafia, and the Election Commission of India calls for a by-election in the constituency. The political drama unfolds as party bigwigs debate how much money it would take to secure a win: one senior leader wants to spend 25 crores, while another urges Sanyasi Naidu to shell out 50 crores, with the promise that a victory would catapult him to the Chief Minister’s chair. Driven by an undeniable hunger for power, Sanyasi Naidu agrees to the 50-crore plan. With the unwavering help of his trusted aide, the ACP, he masterminds a Hawala transfer of the entire sum into the city of Hyderabad’s Old City. The money is loaded into the deck lid of a Black Innova, and the mission is to move it to the designated constituency so the ambition of leadership can come to fruition.
Parallel to this murky politics, another thread follows Prakash Nani, a model from an Old City sherwani firm who lives and breathes money. He is so consumed by wealth that he jokingly pronounces his name as “Pra’cash’” and surrounds himself with two close friends: Tabar Akbar Bin Tabar, a wry cab driver, and Gokul, his loyal companion. Noor Catherine Tresa works with the same firm and is secretly in love with Prakash, while Sweety Siddhika Sharma, the daughter of Sanyasi Naidu, becomes a central figure in the unfolding drama. Noor’s heart is pulled in a different direction when debt and pressure force her to consider an arranged marriage to an old sheikh, leading to a painful turning point in her life. Meanwhile, Sweety remains blissfully unaware of Prakash’s intentions and treats his advances with a mix of lightheartedness and caution.
When Noor learns of Prakash’s love and the looming marriage, she decides to marry the old sheikh to solve her family’s financial troubles, but Prakash does not give up. In a bold move, he disguises himself and defeats the sheikh and his men, abducting Noor and taking her away in the Innova, with Tabar and Gokul in tow. The ACP is left severely injured in the fray, and the money remains a mystery to Prakash and his crew—at least for now, as neither Prakash nor his companions fully grasp that the cash is the very prize everyone is chasing.
To protect Noor, Prakash arranges for her to stay at Sweety’s house, a gesture Sweety accepts with a mix of concern and sympathy. In the meantime, Sanyasi Naidu doubles down on his plan, calling in his henchmen from across the city to Hyderabad to extinguish the ACP and recover the 50 crores. Another faction led by Saradhi tries to recruit and reshuffle loyalties, urging the money to be shared among their own circles. The ACP teams up with Encounter specialist Daniel to locate the money and to divide the spoils evenly, setting up a tense alliance in a city where trust is scarce and betrayal is common.
Realizing that his phone is missing and still in the Innova, Prakash, along with Tabar, heads to the parking lot to locate the cash and shifts the bags into Tabar’s cab. Daniel and his subordinate race to the parking area and uncover only a portion of the money inside the Innova’s deck lid. They inform the ACP, but a brutal twist soon follows: Sanyasi Naidu’s henchmen ambush Daniel, killing him and leaving a chilling trail behind that includes a photograph of Daniel in a caller image. The stakes rise as Daniel arrests the Old City youngsters along with Prakash and Tabar, though the local MLA’s intervention leads to their release. As Prakash and Tabar leave the station, Saradhi’s henchmen launch an attack, but Prakash fights back and escapes with Tabar.
The plot thickens as Yadav, a powerful local don, intercepts Noor; his men steal the cab from a new area, while Prakash and Tabar, convinced the money is safer elsewhere, set after them with Gokul in pursuit. Daniel’s men track the missing cash and arrest the culprits, but Sanyasi Naidu’s gang retaliates, robbing the cab and leaving Prakash and Tabar in peril. A dramatic chase ensues: Prakash and Tabar are intercepted, tortured, and even believed dead when Tabar is shot and Daniel is killed by Sanyasi Naidu’s men, who kidnap Prakash. Gokul arrives on the scene, rescuing Tabar, whom Prakash believes to still be alive.
In a climactic confrontation, Sanyasi Naidu confronts Prakash at Sweety’s home and warns that Noor will pay the price if the hidden money isn’t revealed. The truth about the missing财 money and the cab surfaces, and Prakash and Sanyasi Naidu meet again at the location where the raid occurred, with Noor’s safety now at stake. Sweety’s life hangs in the balance as the two factions collide. A tense sequence unfolds as petrol leaks and a planned explosion is only narrowly avoided, and a final surge of chaos leads to the deck lid revelation—Prakash locks the money away and throws away the key, while the gasoline-laden car becomes a ticking time bomb. In the end, Sweety survives, Noor is saved, and the money is burnt to ashes, changing the course of everyone’s lives.
In the aftermath, Sanyasi Naidu experiences a change of heart and reforms, while Prakash marries Noor and departs for Dubai with Tabar and Gokul to start anew. Once there, Prakash’s friends question his decision to destroy the fortune, but he explains a crucial twist: before reaching Yadav’s place, he had secretly pocketed 50 lakhs from the stash and replaced the rest with white papers. From the original 49.5 crores, he donates 45 crores to Saheli, a charitable organization helping poor women in the Old City, ensuring that families like Noor’s are supported. The remaining 4.5 crores becomes the seed money for a successful Sherwani business in Dubai, with Prakash, [Nani], and their friends forming the core team to run the venture. The story closes on a note of new beginnings, a blend of redemption, and the enduring power of community in the Old City.
