Raja is a money lender, who is staying away from his family due to unforeseen circumstances. When his path crosses with Bhairava, a mafia kingpin involved in contract killing, he has more than one score to settle. How does their fight end?

This action drama by A Harsha is the official remake of the 2014 Tamil film Poojai. While the original opened to mixed reviews critically, it ended up being one of the more commercially successful films that year. This Kannada remake has retained the sentiments of the original, but has been reduced by over 20 minutes in length compared to the original and has director Harsha’s signature touch. While it has a mix of mass appeal and family sentiments, the screenplay seems too rushed and leaves one leaving the hall not too convinced in the end.

This film is a mass entertainer at heart, what with over two dozen dialogues praising the hero through the course of the film. There is the mandatory opening fight and introduction song and then a family sentiment track too that follows in tow. The film has three tracks, one is the life of Raja and his lady love Geetha. Then there is the story of a cop Sathya Raju. And finally there is the story of Raja’s estranged mother, a matriarch. The baddie Bhairava is the common thread that links all of them.