A prolonged exchange between Samuthirakani and Dulquer Salmaan over Bhagyashri builds up to a shocking twist. The climax approaches.

The suspect game heats up and new characters fall under suspicion. Rana reveals he already knows the murderer and allows the movie team to shoot the film’s final portion.

The investigation into the killing continues, and Rana’s sarcastic reactions offer brief relief.

Rana starts probing everyone one by one, sparing neither the producer nor the director, and eventually the hero. The tone turns serious.

The second half kicks off with Rana Daggubati’s introduction as Phoenix, the lead investigator in the murder case.

First Half Report: The film is just okay so far, but Dulquer Salmaan and Bhagyashri Borse stand out with strong performances. The second half will determine how well it holds up.

A series of twists unfolds, leading to the moment teased in the film’s opening. The interval kicks in.

Something unexpected occurs, prompting Samuthirakani to alter his approach as the drama deepens and egos collide.

And then the twist arrives. The narrative cuts to the flashback revealing the incidents that created the gap between the director and the actor. It’s time for Ammadive song.

Bhagyashri tries to uncover the rift between the hero and the director. Dramatic moments unfold as the first single Pasi Manase plays.

Shaantha’s dynamics shift. Dulquer Salmaan steps in as TK Mahadevan after Bhagyashri Borde’s introduction as Kumari. An ego clash sparks, leading into the title card.

After a dramatic gunshot, Ayya (Samuthirakani) is introduced as a director determined to tell his mother Shaantha’s story. Scenes related to the movie begin to unfold.

Hi, the movie has just begun and it’s 2 hours and 43 minutes long.