Srinivas Raju

In the 11th century, a priest saves a temple from invading temple destroyers. The king grants the temple administration to his family for ever. The hero is the second son of the present priest of that family. When the eldest son declines the priesthood because he considers his NASA job a bigger opportunity, the second son has to step in. The second son now has to manage both the protection of the temple and eliminate an international don.

The film is circumscribes Lakshmi (Pooja Gandhi), leader of the gang, who spots houses where women are alone. She goes to the house asking for water. When the women go inside, the entire gang led by Krishna (Makarand Deshapande) and followed by Hanuma (Ravi Kale), Thimma (Jaidev), Muniya (Karisubbu) and others enter the house and kill women. Krishna takes thrill in slitting the throats as he is fond of the noise that comes out from the throat when blood oozes out. Then they loot the house and escape. They are all shabbily dressed, rough and tough. Inspector Chalapathi (Ravishankar) takes up the challenge of arresting them. How does he do it? Wait for the gripping sequences.

The story is about Vignesh (Prajwal) an angry young man, who takes on rowdy Kathari (Ravishankar), who earns his livelihood by extorting people. Katari plans to take revenge from Vignesh by becoming a police officer and just when he gears up for his crucial police interview, he is attacked. Kathari`s attempts fail, however, because Vignesh takes his exam against all odds and gets selected. What happens from there forms the rest of the story.