Sahasam

Dr. M. Alam Siddiqui, with government permission, starts a quest to uncover King Kanishka's hidden treasure. The treasure map is said to be concealed in an old box whose key lies in a Garuda locket, last seen in researcher David's notes. The team discovers the box in an old market in Pakistan, unleashing a dangerous pursuit.

Sultan storms the archaeology department, coerces Siddiqui, and takes the box for himself. He uses the box to subjugate everyone until the treasure is found, turning researchers and guards into his slaves in pursuit of wealth.

In Hyderabad, 2013 introduces Gautham Kumar Varma, a security guard obsessed with making easy money. He gambles on lottery tickets and relies on gadgets that bring luck, while his four friends live with him in a crowded slum. His motto is that he won't take what isn't his, but never letting go of what is his.

A diary from his grandfather Satyanarayana Varma surfaces, along with a Garuda locket, magnifying lenses, and a bag of clues. The diary narrates a past escape through a cave and a promissory note promising 900 diamonds to his future grandson. The Garuda locket is presented as a key piece in the treasure hunt.

Gautham travels to Pakistan with Sreenidhi and Khayamat Raju, driven by the search for the map and his grandfather's legacy. They reach Hinglaj Mata Temple and search for clues that might link to the treasure's location. The journey blends danger, devotion, and pursuit.

At Hinglaj, locals reveal that archaeologists have searched for Gautham's grandfather. Gautham shows the Garuda locket, drawing Thilavar's interest. Thilavar, acting on Sultan's orders, offers money, gold, and more in exchange for the locket, but Gautham refuses to trade it.

A staged Buzkashi game sees Sreenidhi’s captivation as the prize; a masked Gautham joins, wins by parking her, and earns her trust. They move to a local hospital with Khayamat Raju after the event, where they regroup and plan their next steps.

Gautham is kidnapped by terrorists and taken before Sultan, who tortures him to reveal the locket's secrets. He overpowers his captors, reaches a hospital, and learns that Sreenidhi has been kidnapped and given an address to meet her. He frees Sreenidhi and discovers the kidnapper is Zara, Siddiqui's daughter.

Zara reveals her connection to Siddiqui and joins Gautham and Sreenidhi in formulating a plan to recover the treasure by targeting Sultan's house. The trio aims to reclaim the box and the map from the terrorist faction. Zara's ambition aligns with Siddiqui's wish to hand the wealth to Pakistan.

Gautham infiltrates Sultan's house with Zara, disables a power supply, and retrieves the map and the box. They escape the high-security setup with the map in hand, enduring intense pursuit. The plan solidifies to locate Hinglaj and the hidden chambers.

Following the map, the trio arrives at a site near Hinglaj with five wheels that must be arranged correctly. When the wheels are aligned, water in a well recedes, revealing a spiral staircase and a massive door. They advance deeper toward the treasure chamber.

Inside the chamber, a drum surrounded by many chains requires synchronized action to release a trident lock. Gautham removes the lock, triggering a cascade that unlocks the path forward. They navigate a dangerous series of traps and reach the next phase.

A deadly land-mined room and a shaft of arrows put the group to the test. Gautham rearranges the trident with Zara's aid, defeats Thilavar, and confronts Sultan. Zara shoots Sultan, and the trio finally lays eyes on the treasure, choosing their fate and future.

Gautham rejects taking any diamonds for himself, staying true to his stance. Zara fulfills Siddiqui's last wish by delivering the entire wealth to the Government of Pakistan, ensuring the treasure serves a national purpose. The trio departs, leaving the riches to the authorities.