Paisa Vasool

The film opens with Bob Marley, a ruthless crime lord, manipulating operations in Hyderabad from his base in Portugal. His reach crosses continents as he controls violence and corruption from a distance. RAW and Indian police begin to track the mastermind behind the syndicate.

RAW chief assigns ACP Kiranmayi to locate a self-proclaimed criminal who could help neutralize Marley. She identifies Theda Singh, recently released from Tihar Jail, as a prime asset and persuades him to join the covert operation. Theda agrees, setting the stage for a high-stakes undercover mission.

Theda Singh moves into Portugal as a neighbour of Harika, who is desperately searching for her missing sister Sarika. Harika's case puts them on a collision course with Marley’s men, while Marley’s threats hang over their heads. A quiet attraction begins to form between Theda and Harika, complicating loyalties.

RAW intelligence reveals that Theda Singh has just landed in Portugal, a surprising development that could make him either an invaluable asset or a dangerous wildcard. The discovery triggers concern about loyalty and hidden identities within the operation. The team debates how to manage a man whose true motives remain unclear.

Harika, convinced Theda is linked to Sarika's homicide, shoots him and he is taken into Indian police custody. During interrogation, Theda resists questioning and subtly reveals a deeper plan and his real abilities. The incident deepens the mystery of Marley’s network and Theda’s true allegiance.

Theda Singh operates as a cab driver in Portugal and picks up Sarika, who is undercover as a journalist investigating Bob Marley. They fall in love, tying their fates to Marley’s web of crime and political corruption. The romance complicates their professional obligations and raises the stakes for both sides.

Bob Marley senses Sarika’s progress and moves to eliminate her to protect his operation. Theda arrives to confront Marley, and the ensuing twist reveals that Theda is actually Balakrishna Nandamuri, a RAW agent assigned to terminate Marley. The revelation reframes their relationship and intensifies the imminent confrontation.

A brutal assault injures Sarika, and higher authorities order Marley to be freed so he can finish the operation. Marley closes in on his target, while Balakrishna watches helplessly and contemplates the cost of his dual role. Sarika dies in Balakrishna’s arms, shattering him and driving him to reject the ethics of his own agency.

Devastated by Sarika’s death, Balakrishna fakes his own death and withdraws from active duty, vanishing into the shadows. He distances himself from the RAW, choosing secrecy over an official fate. The stage is set for a long game beyond the visible battle lines.

The RAW Chief attempts to re-engage Balakrishna, but gangsters strike to erase his true identity. Balakrishna endures the re-interview, proves his capability, and resumes command within the agency. The Chief orders him to kill Marley, convinced Balakrishna can finish the job.

Balakrishna reveals that he had already terminated Bob Marley on Sarika’s death day, and that corrupt rivals had counterfeited his existence to keep the truth hidden. He asserts that he has also neutralized Marley’s network and the powerful conspirators behind him. His revelation shatters the illusion of control held by politicians and gangsters.

With the truth exposed and enemies defeated, Balakrishna (the man behind Theda Singh) steps into his next assignment. He remains a shadow operative, ready to confront new threats to global security. The film closes on a note of ongoing undercover warfare.