Pakka Commercial

Suryanarayana resigns after failing to deliver justice to Amulya, who was threatened and blackmailed by Vivek and ultimately took her own life. He then dedicates himself to providing for his family by running a shop, marking a personal sacrifice for truth over power.

As a child, Lucky stumbles upon his father's law books and coat, which sparks a dream of becoming a lawyer. The discovery ties his future path to his father's legacy and shapes his early worldview.

Across the years, Lucky grows into an advocate who settles cases outside the court for personal profit. Suryanarayana remains unaware of his son's ethically questionable methods as he labors to support the family.

Sirisha 'Jhansi', an actress whose character was written off to save money, asks Lucky to sue the studio. The request exposes Jhansi's real legal knowledge and begins their professional bond.

Although the studio case is rejected, Lucky is impressed by Jhansi's legal acumen and they fall in love. Their romance deepens as they navigate power, money, and justice.

Lucky takes on a gangster who killed a lawyer despite overwhelming evidence. At the same time, Suryanarayana assists a couple in filing a case against a corrupt developer and politician, who is actually Vivek.

When Suryanarayana refers the couple's case to Lucky, Lucky instead meets Vivek and agrees to work with him for substantial rewards. This marks a dangerous turn away from his father's ideals.

Vivek abducts the husband who had exposed his corruption, escalating the stakes and showing the lengths he will go to silence opposition. The crime tightens Vivek's hold over the case and the town.

In the second hearing for the gangster's murder case, Jhansi brings Suryanarayana to the courtroom, forcing Lucky to argue honestly. The courtroom decision results in a guilty verdict for the gangster.

Watching the proceedings, Vivek arrives and the truth about Lucky's actions comes to light. Suryanarayana feels ashamed by his son's choices and resolves to join the fight for the couple.

Jhansi decides to join Suryanarayana, and they divide the home into a 'Commercial' wing (Lucky) and a 'Non-Commercial' wing (Suryanarayana and Jhansi). The division mirrors the growing rift between ambition and justice.

Lucky uses various tricks to hamper Suryanarayana and Jhansi, nearly getting Suryanarayana disbarred. Meanwhile, Vivek continues to shower Lucky with gifts, deepening his moral compromise.

Lucky secures a seat as an MLA within Vivek's political party, marking his ascent to power. News breaks that Amulya is actually Saira Banu, the cab driver's wife, tying her fate to Vivek's crimes.

Vivek escalates his tactics, planning to kill the witness by sealing him inside a pillar with concrete. Lucky continues his relentless pursuit of Justice amid the mounting danger.

Lucky confronts Vivek in a climactic showdown, saving Suryanarayana from Vivek's goons and revealing the extent of his vendetta. Vivek's defenses crumble as Lucky exposes the evidence and biometric traces he gathered; the horrified Vivek spirals toward a self-inflicted ruin and a court-ordered fate.