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<p>Roy Alex, an writes on from the , where he meets former and Rahim Haji as invited by Haji’s driver Basheer. Haji had lost his M.P. post a year ago after a write-up by Roy Alex in a magazine. Being an expert and a previous ace trader of the flow of foreign currency reserves to , Haji states to Roy that, most of the foreign reserves are mainly concentrated along the Gulf-American belt starting from and extending till the coastal town of . He invited Roy as a part of reviving his failed business, and to eliminate his business rival Narendra Shetty, whom he considers as responsible for destroying his business. Roy follows a van carrying a drama troupe, which reaches a home far away as a part of a drama, where he sees the owner of the home, a businessman and Chakrapani, the drama director, having demands of , and he captures it. However, Chakrapani finds them and kills him with his dogs. While passing through a nearby road at the same time, Rahim Haji tries to contact Roy, but soon learns about his death, and soon leaves to see Shetty, who fatally shoots down him for trespassing through his territory. It is later seen that Basheer has betrayed Haji as he is in cahoots with Shetty. Haji’s assassination comes as a serious blow to his party. The Nair appoints Mohammed Sarkar, an IPS officer in cadre, as the to investigate the assassination. At the same time, the party undergoes a fast headed by Kunjalavi, which results in a serious rift between the police officers and party workers. After interrogating Chakrapani and Basheer, Mohammed Sarkar manages to gather evidence against Shetty and a final confrantation occurs where Mohammed Sarkar kills Chakrapani. Shetty tries to kill Mohammed Sarkar, but his colleague Gurumoorthy gets killed. Enraged, Mohammed Sarkar kills Shetty and Giridhar Baruva by destroying the warehouse. The film was shot at Thiruvananthapuram and Chennai. The background score was composed by C. Rajamani wrote sarcastically that “There are no songs only background music. No duets and running around trees. A boring film in short”.</p>