[5] The movie begins with Priyanka Shetty (Hariprriya) shooting assistant commissioner of police Aditya Varma (Vasishta Simha) at a spa in Munnar.

Priyanka approaches Ashok Teja (Diganth), a corrupt police inspector, who is ready to help people accused of crimes for money.

Ashok narrates to her about Adarsh Bhat, a teenager from Coonor, lodging a missing complaint with the police.

The project which is the official remake of Evaru stays true to the core.Full marks to Hariprriya for pulling off Priyanka's character which has negative shades.

[17] Shraddha of The New Indian Express gave 3 out of 5 stars and wrote "Credit must be given to the original writer of the Spanish film, who etched a conversational crime story.

Furthermore, the film suffers from its duration, as it could have benefited from some trimming to maintain a more engaging experience.When it comes to performances, Hariprriya’s acting, which sees a blend of determination, vulnerability, and cunning, command attention.

Diganth, on the other hand, ventures into uncharted territory, portraying a character that embodies both positive and negative shades.

His convincing portrayal and ample screen time allow him to make the most of this opportunity, eliciting both appreciation and laughter.

He along with Sricharan Pakala’s and Harsha Vardhan Raj’s musical score enhances its atmospheric appeal.