Veera Madakari

Sathyaraju is introduced as a small-time conman in Bangalore, living by daring schemes. He meets Neeraja Goswamy, who has come from Madhya Pradesh for a wedding, and they instantly fall in love. Their budding romance sets the stage for a life-altering choice ahead.

Sathyaraju confesses to Neeraja that he is a petty thief and promises to give up crime. He resolves to pull off one final, huge con with his aide Hosdoddi to fund a new life, rationalizing that it will be his last deceit. The plan re-energizes his daring streak even as the danger remains high.

Sathyaraju tricks a woman at a Bangalore bus stand and runs away with a trunk, which leads him to a girl named Neha. Neha believes Sathyaraju is her father, complicating their relationship and pulling him deeper into a web of responsibility. He realizes the trunk’s contents bring unexpected consequences.

To protect Neha from Neeraja’s eyes, Sathyaraju's life becomes a juggling act as Inspector Shinde keeps a close watch. He is torn between love, duty, and the mounting danger, while Neeraja grows suspicious of the evolving situation. The pressure drives the relationship toward a breaking point.

Neeraja learns the full truth about Neha with the help of Hosdoddi, and she confronts Sathyaraju. The revelation leaves Sathyaraju heartbroken as trust frays between the lovers. The emotional rift intensifies the already precarious situation.

Sathyaraju is attacked by unknown goons, and in the chaos he is mistaken for Veera Madakari IPS, a police officer who resembles him. This unexpected turn elevates him into the role of Veera Madakari, and he is revealed to be Neha's real father. The case pulls him into a higher-stakes world of law and order.

As the lookalike Veera Madakari rises, the narrative threads converge with Benath backstory about Devgarh. Madakari arrives to provide protection, and the pursuit reveals the extent of Babjee’s criminal network. Sathyaraju’s courage hardens as the stakes become personal.

In Chambal's Devgarh, the corrupt MLA Babjee holds a party amid open political corruption and criminal ties. A police officer is humiliated and killed as Madakari enacts a brutal act to secure justice. The event foreshadows the deep rot at the heart of Babjee’s regime.

During a Holi celebration, Titla ambushes Madakari, stabbing him and shooting him in the head while saving a village boy. He survives but sustains brain damage, with the injury later misinterpreted by the goons as death. This event reshapes the myth around his fate and resilience.

Upon learning the past, Sathyaraju adopts Neha and returns to Devgarh disguised as Veera Madakari to reconcile with Babjee. The ruse allows him to confront the corrupt power structure while shielding Neha from danger. The plan marks a turning point in his redefined identity.

Neeraja, now aware of the truth from Hosdoddi, travels to meet Sathyaraju, who continues to don the Veera Madakari persona. She exposes him to his own vulnerability, but also hints at a chance for reconciliation as their love endures the trials.

Neeraja forgives Sathyaraju, and he uses clever tricks to outmaneuver Babjee. He sets the MLA’s wine factory on fire, sparking a village-wide looting spree and a climactic confrontation with Babjee’s henchmen. The tides turn in Sathyaraju’s favor as he asserts control.

In a dramatic rope-bridge showdown, Sathyaraju ties and cuts the rope, sending Titla to his death. He then marries Neeraja and starts a new life with Neha and Hosdoddi, choosing family over crime and ending his turbulent journey on a hopeful note.