Drishya 2 is a 2021 Indian Kannada-language crime thriller film directed by P. Vasu and produced by Zee Studios and Mukesh R Mehta, Seetharam GVS, CV Sarathi Under E4 Entertainment.

However, Sindhu has recurring episodes of epilepsy and has PTSD – a direct consequence of her fears of being arrested, on account of her complicity in the murder of Tarun Chandrasekhar.

Jealous of the family's rise in wealth, a number of villagers have resorted to spreading rumours about Sindhu having "venereal connections" with Tarun – much to Seetha's distress.

Seetha's only source of solace is her friendly neighbor Savitha – a government clerk, who is often abused by her alcoholic husband, Joseph – a real estate broker.

With Rajendra remaining aloof to her concerns, Seetha spends more time with Savitha, and on one occasion, inadvertently blurts on the truth about her family's complicity in Tarun's death.

Unbeknownst to her, Savitha and Joseph are actually married undercover cops, assigned by IG Prathap Narayan, who is a close friend and colleague of Roopa.

He reveals that during his business collusions with Rajendra, the latter had fabricated a script for a future crime thriller, loosely based on Tarun's murder.

The quartet is then informed that Rajendra had officially pleaded not guilty, with his legal defence submitting that he had been framed by the authorities, which had "misused" Drishya's plot as a means to incriminate him.

The hero would keep the skeletal remains which he got from the cemetery with him for nearly three years, and befriend a security guard at the district medical college morgue under the pretext of offering him a chance in the film industry.

The Judge calls Prathap to his chambers and tells him that both Rajendra's and Chandrasekhar's families truly deserve justice but the legal system is unable to provide it to them.

Outside the courthouse, Vijayashankar discloses to Roopa and Chandrasekhar that Rajendra's alternate climax had a tail end as well: the hero would transfer the villain's remains to his bereaved parents.