Parama Veera Chakra

The film opens with Razia Sultana being sentenced to death in a courtroom drama. The verdict is sparked by a pregnant woman's vow to enroll her stillborn son in the army and name him Chakradhar, setting the fate of the future hero. The scene establishes a theme of sacrifice and national duty.

Chakradhar grows into a celebrated film star, gaining adoration across the nation. His ascent sits uneasily with his mother, who frets over the price of fame and public pressure. A quiet tension undercuts his glittering success.

Colonel Jitendra presents Major Jai Simha as a bold, patriotic persona, crisp in narration and intent. The idea of a dual identity is seeded, foreshadowing a path that will blur lines between cinema, service, and politics. Chakradhar's world is about to collide with the Jai Simha archetype.

During Jai Simha’s junior Ramakrishna’s sister Rajani’s wedding, tragedy strikes as Ramakrishna dies. Rajani is abducted by the son of a powerful MP, Dadaji. The plot tightens around political manipulation and personal courage.

Jai Simha races to Rajani’s rescue and frees her from captivity. The ordeal bonds Rajani and Jai Simha and ultimately leads to their marriage. The sequence cements patriotic zeal with personal devotion.

A case is filed against Jai Simha by Dadaji, dragging him into a courtroom and political crossfire. The battle shifts from battlefield to legal arena, testing his resolve and public support. Chakradhar watches as his alter ego's legend grows under pressure.

Jitendra introduces Chakradhar to Brigadier Siva Kumar. To Chakradhar’s astonishment, he meets a man who looks exactly like Jai Simha lying in a coma. The coincidence deepens the mystery behind Jai Simha’s true identity.

Major Jai Simha captures the dangerous terrorist Afzal Gani. In a calculated move, Afzal Gani’s faction abducts MP Dadaji, and Jai Simha uses a ruse—implying Razia Sultana is the MP’s daughter—to misdirect the public. The operation garners national praise, but shadows loom over the truth.

The nation hails Jai Simha with the Maha Vir Chakra for his daring mission. Behind the scenes, Razia Sultana covertly leverages the situation to free Afzal Gani, setting up a dangerous conflict of interest. The victory is hollow as loyalties are questioned.

Public doubt turns into formal accusation as Jai Simha is branded a traitor and subjected to a brutal court-martial. He is imprisoned, marking a fall from grace for the hero who once stood above politics. The country braces for the consequences of the conspiracy.

Afzal Gani orchestrates a breakout from prison and a catastrophic blast at a school function. Jai Simha diverts his path to shield his loved ones, taking a near-fatal blow that leaves him gravely injured. He returns home to find his family dead, with only Rajani surviving and him slipping into a coma.

Back in the present, Jitendra and Brigadier Siva Kumar recruit Chakradhar to clear Jai Simha’s name. Intelligence points to a covert operative, Mohd Shafi, who holds crucial information about a larger conspiracy. A pen drive becomes the trigger that deepens the mystery and the stakes.

Mohd Shafi is betrayed, altering the trajectory of the mission and hinting at a deeper conspiracy behind Jai Simha’s downfall. Chakradhar grasps that the apparent hero may not be what he seems. Suspense tightens as loyalties unravel.

Chakradhar uncovers the true culprits and proves Jai Simha’s innocence before the judiciary, restoring his standing posthumously. He vows to see justice done and to preserve Jai Simha’s legacy by accepting the Param Vir Chakra on his behalf. The nation pauses to honor Major Jai Simha’s sacrifice as the truth is laid bare.

With the judiciary clearing Chakradhar, the nation unites to honor Major Jai Simha’s legacy. His mother watches with quiet pride as the memory of a true patriot guides the country forward. The film closes on a solemn note about courage, loyalty, and duty beyond individual identities.