Whereat, an alcoholic Venkatesh / Venky offers a free feast stipulating not to avoid a question by listening to his story.

He proclaims he has existed since Dvapara Yuga, Krishna's bestie and immortal, by changing thousands of bodies via Parakaya Pravesha, i.e., leaving one's soul and entering others.

Suddenly, the police forces surround Prasad, apt to encounter him under ACP Gajapati's command, confounding to a Naxallitte.

Indeed, Gajapati is back that day to collect his revolver magazine and witnesses the totality while Prasad transforms into Swamiji and snaps into his camera.

In turn, he receives a rebuke from Gajapati as his ploy to espouse his son with Anjali to usurp Siva Prasad's property.

Prasad states that his mate Krishna's edict has made him walk to Himalayas forever, where the Lord bestows his salvation.

At the Himalayas, Krishna aroused and scolded him for detaching a turtle dove and shipped him back to unite them.

Furious Gajapati attempts to unveil Prasad's dark shade but fails due to lack of evidence.

Prasad collects the sum he requires from the vast and seeks Venky to build a charity hospital for children.

"[3] 123telugu called the film "thought provoking" and stated: "It nicely captures the innocence with which people blindly follow many fake ‘Babas’ these days.