Rifle Club

Dayanand Bhare hosts a birthday party for his son Bichu in Mangalore. Bichu becomes infatuated with dancer Nadiya and attempts to kiss her. Nadiya’s partner, Ali, intervenes and strikes Bichu, causing him to fall into a dumpster.

Furious after the incident, Dayanand dispatches his men to capture Ali and Nadiya. The couple escapes and travels to Kannur in search of safety, hoping to reach Ali's cousin Shajahan, an actor preparing for a hunter role in the film Vetamrugam.

Shajahan travels to Sulthan Bathery and joins a rifle club to polish his method acting for the hunter-themed film. The club is led by Kuzhiveli Lonappan with secretary Avaran, and is treated as an extended family of skilled hunters.

Ali and Nadiya reach the rifle club and are sheltered by Shajahan and the other members. Shajahan and Avaran practice hunting in the forest with the club, demonstrating the group's camaraderie.

During the club's routine, Ittiyanam humiliates Bheera, fueling his anger and desire for revenge. The insult becomes a personal grievance that will later influence the attack on the club.

Bheera locates Ali and Nadiya at the rifle club and launches an assault with his gang. The club members defend themselves, but the attackers push through, leaving casualties behind.

The club retaliates with determined resistance, killing all attackers except Bheera and Dayanand’s associate Chittappa. The clash exposes the club's lethal competence and unity under pressure.

Dr. Lazar, Ittiyanam’s ex-husband, offers medical help to Bheera for his injuries. Bheera refuses the aid, choosing vengeance over healing as the confrontation escalates.

Dayanand arrives at the scene and forcibly removes Bheera, but the injuries prove fatal for him. The death hardens Dayanand's resolve to target the club and its supporters.

Following Bheera’s death, Dayanand swears revenge and organizes a second assault on the rifle club. He mobilizes his men to break the club’s defenses and retrieve their honor.

As the second assault unfolds, Avaran’s wife Sisily fires a flare to warn him and then sends their dog with a message through the forest. The effort underlines the tense, nearby danger facing the club.

The brave dog is killed by a tiger while carrying the message, illustrating nature’s interference in the human conflict. Avaran and Shajahan receive the alarm and hurry back toward the club to reinforce the defense.

Avaran and Shajahan reach the club just in time to mount a counter-attack. They fight alongside the other members, gradually turning the battle in the club’s favor.

Shajahan overcomes his fears and fights confidently during the final stand with the club. This marks his full commitment to the group and his character’s growth.

In the climactic moment, the rifle club confronts Dayanand directly and kills him. With Dayanand dead, the club, along with Ali and Nadiya, is secured and their safety is ensured.