Subhash is a Col in the Indian Army, whose father is the retired CM of Tamil Nadu, and is now succeeded by his elder son Saravanan.

During a campaign involving the Prime Ministerial candidate Guptaji, Saravanan finds out that his friend Deepak has fled after extracting ₹40 crore on loan.

After noting the killer duo's vehicle number, Meera tries to escape but gets attacked and brutally stomped to death by a woman disguised as a cop.

Having recorded a conversation with Deepak, Saravanan calls for a press conference at his house amidst violent protests, but is found hanging in his room thus making the media believe that he was involved.

Looking at the tattoo on her neck in the CCTV footage at the vehicle store and her phone's screen, Subhash manages to track her and finds that she is Kaira, a London-based assassin.

They reach Lahore illegally, where a covert operative Imran Khaleel introduces him to Malik's location and armed forces.

Learning of Malik's daughter's wedding, Diya enters the house with a fake ID card during the celebrations and secretly drops flammable balls, which led to a fire accident during the sunrise.

"[10] Sreedhar Pillai of Firstpost gave 2/5 stars and wrote "If only the film had a script with some logic and was a bit racier, it could have been a time pass entertainer".

"[13] Anjana Shekhar of The News Minute wrote "The film jumps, rolls and air flips from one chase-action sequence to another of which just a couple of them are memorable.

"[14] S. Srivatsan of The Hindu wrote "Sundar C wants his film to retain the international-ness of the Mission Impossible series, but its tone-deaf attitude doesn’t even cross the Mayavaram border.

[2][3] The Madras High Court directed Vishal to compensate Trident Arts for the financial losses incurred from Action.