At the hospital, the captured criminals confess the name of their leader to Banerjee, but he is caught off guard when the villains trigger an explosion.

Sagar, along with his driver Balu, quickly takes charge by capturing traffickers and establishing a strong rapport with his subordinates and the local tribal community.

Amid a few comedic scenes, an enigmatic woman named Kavitha appears, claiming to be a social worker but arousing suspicion of being a spy.

Sagar reveals that, from childhood, he has been deeply committed to education, a passion his mother, Lalithamma, worked tirelessly to support alongside his sister, Sunitha.

Currently awaiting his official appointment to the Indian Forest Service (IFS), Sagar has been sending his hard-earned income home to help his family.

In the end, Banerjee attempts to destroy the forest, but Prabhu foils his plans, defeats the villains, and clears his name.

Sify wrote, "Bhalevadivi Basu falls flat due to a weak script and absolutely no directorial sense.