Vikram is a fair inspector, who has a highly contrasting feeling of good and insidiousness. Vedha is a feared hoodlum who comprehends the in the middle between. Vikram's dearest companion Simon drives an experience unit shaped to dispose of Vedha. In one experience, the crew kills a portion of Vedha's cohorts, outlining an unarmed lawbreaker killed by Vikram to keep away from additional request. As the unit designs another experience, Vedha enters the police headquarters and willfully gives up. At the point when Vikram cross examines Vedha, he offers to portray a story to him. The primary demonstration relates about Vedha turning into a medication bootlegger, who cautions his more youthful sibling Vignesh, nicknamed "Pulli" because of his numerical abilities, to avoid wrongdoing, yet Pulli is constrained by an opponent criminal, Ravi, to convey drugs. At the point when Pulli is gotten by the police, he admits, and Ravi is captured.
On his manager Sangu's requests, Ravi attacks Pulli, leaving a super durable scar-blemish on his hand. Vedha inquires as to whether he ought to kill Ravi or Sangu. Vikram answers that Ravi was a simple instrument; Sangu was the genuine guilty party. Vedha infers that he killed Sangu. Vedha's attorney, who ends up being Vikram's significant other Priya, mediates and rescues him. Vikram understands that the unarmed crook outlined by them for keeping away from request was really Pulli, in light of the imprint in his grasp. Stressed that Vedha could attempt to kill Simon, Vikram hurries to save him. He tracks down him and Chandra, Pulli's sweetheart, shot dead. SP Surendhar excuses it as a messed up experience. Priya won't disclose Vedha's whereabouts to Vikram. Irritated by this, Vikram strikes Vedha's apartments and figures out how to catch him. Vedha demands Vikram to pay attention to another story.
Actors: Radhika Apte, Hrithik Roshan, Saif Ali Khan
Directors: Gayatri, Pushkar
Writers: Benazir Ali Fida, Gayatri, Manoj Muntashir
Producers: S. Sashikanth, Chakravarthy Ramachandra, Vivek Agrawal, Bhushan Kumar