Trama

Amid a wave of killings, officer Kanchana uncovers activist Satyamurthy's dark truth-he exploits orphans for power and kills Bose to stay hidden. Kanchana exposes him, ending with a haunting reflection on betrayal and lost innocence.

In a terror-stricken state capital, fear takes hold as a shadowy six-member gang begins targeting and murdering influential figures across the city. What initially appears to be random violence soon sends shockwaves through the political, social, and cultural fabric of the state. Amid the growing chaos, three key individuals emerge-each reacting to the crisis in their own way. Crime Branch officer Kanchana, driven by duty and justice, begins piecing together the puzzle with unyielding determination. Activist-singer Bose uses his voice and influence to rally people against the rising violence, while opposition leader Bharadwaj navigates the tension for political gain. In the public eye, revered social reformer Satyamurthy becomes a beacon of hope, staging a peaceful hunger strike that garners sympathy and praise from across the nation.

But beneath his noble image lies a chilling truth. As Bose investigates deeper, he uncovers Satyamurthy's horrifying secret-he is the true mastermind behind the killings, using the gang as pawns and exploiting orphaned children to expand his influence and create a cult-like following. When Bose confronts him, Satyamurthy coldly silences him, preserving his heroic image. However, the truth doesn't die with Bose.

Kanchana, sensing foul play, digs deeper and ultimately exposes Satyamurthy's web of lies. In a powerful climax, the mask is ripped off before a shocked and betrayed public. The film closes with a haunting poetic verse, reflecting on power, manipulation, and the innocence lost in a society that often forgets its most vulnerable-its children.