Rudhra reports the crime to the police, but they are unable to take action against Mayaandi, as he had returned to prison after the murder, thereby establishing an alibi.

Rudhra receives a letter from her late father, in which he reveals his investigation into Mayaandi's connections with corrupt police officers and politicians.

The conspirators, realizing that the video cassette they seized from Rudhra was not the incriminating one, continue to pursue her, but Lalitha rescues her after receiving an anonymous tip.

Since, the police department is unsafe, Lalitha disguises Rudhra as a boy and entrusts her to Madurai, a thief with a reputation for intelligence.

Lalitha briefs Rudhra on Madurai's exceptional abilities, citing a daring bank robbery he committed in broad daylight, evading the police with ease.

Interestingly, Madurai utilizes the stolen funds to support orphaned and disabled children, as well as underprivileged individuals in need of medical care.

Meanwhile, the corrupt officials remain skeptical about Rudhra's death and dispatch their men to tail Lalitha and Madurai's timely intervention rescues them from harm.

He skillfully manipulates Sundararajan and Mohan into confessing their crimes with Mayaandi, which he secretly video records as evidence.

To escape, Madurai creates a diversion, claiming that the video cassette has a duplicate copy stored in a bank locker belonging to a central minister.