Radha

Radha Krishna grows up idolizing Lord Krishna and absorbing stories of dharma from his upbringing. He eagerly consumes tales of protection and justice, which shapes his worldview. He decides that he can help people in need by becoming a police officer, just like the mythic hero.

After completing his studies, Radha Krishna helps the police bust a gang, earning a police job with special permission. This early act confirms his commitment to uphold dharma through law and order. He steps into service with a sense of purpose.

Radha Krishna completes his training in Hyderabad and is posted to a small village in the Warangal district with a 0% crime rate. He initially feels frustrated by the lack of adventure he had dreamed of. Yet the quiet posting sets the stage for the personal and political storms to come.

In the village, he feels unhappy about the dull assignment but soon spots a girl named Radha and tries to win her heart. His growing romantic interest runs parallel to his professional duties. The contrast between his fantasies of action and the routine patrols becomes a running thread.

Meanwhile, the home minister aims to become chief minister and pressures the party observer and the current CM. The party observer backs an honest MLA Sujatha as CM candidate, setting up a political showdown. The tension hints at corruption and manipulation behind the scenes.

Radha Krishna is transferred to Hyderabad's old city, stepping into a more dangerous political and crime landscape. The move places him closer to the mounting tensions around Sujatha's campaign. He begins to see that his policing duties will collide with high-stakes politics.

Bomb blasts erupt during Sujatha's election campaign, killing Radha Krishna's colleagues and leaving him vowing revenge. He promises to take responsibility and bring those responsible to justice. The violence marks a turning point that pulls him deeper into the political maze.

It is revealed that Sujatha orchestrated the bomb blasts to gain sympathy and climb to power. This revelation exposes his true nature to the public and heightens Radha Krishna's resolve. The moment shifts the film from mystery to a direct confrontation.

Sujatha, suspicious of Radha Krishna's unpredictable actions, promotes him to his personal security detail. This appointment puts Radha in closer contact with the dangerous political web and complicates his loyalties. He must navigate duty, suspicion, and growing moral questions.

Henchmen confront Radha Krishna with this knowledge, leading to a tense chase and several skirmishes. He uses the badge of truth to publicly expose Sujatha's deceit. The crowd's response and the ensuing chaos push the conflict toward its climax.

Radha Krishna exposes Sujatha's true nature in public, and the scheming politician dies during a stampede caused by the crowd. The public backlash restores faith in the police and in Radha's resolve. His actions cement the message that truth and justice prevail.

Radha Krishna delivers a final message about the police protecting the good in society, echoing the legend of Krishna. The speech reinforces that law enforcement should be respected as guardians of dharma. The moment blends mythic metaphor with contemporary justice.

The film ends with Radha Krishna being transferred to another place, suggesting new adventures ahead. The story closes on a note of continued service and renewal, leaving his journey open. The audience is left with the sense that his mission to protect will continue elsewhere.