Nagarjuna often dreams of being chased by snakes in a forbidden area. Bhairavi comes to India and meets him to uncover their connection to an ancient book guarded by snakes.
Arjun runs his pharma company with his elder sister. Bhairavi is the daughter of a respected person, who does not believe in superstitions. Arjun and Bhairavi run into each other for the first time.
Bhairavi saves a child from an accident. Arjun's mother gets him to wear Bhairavi's bracelet. Malli and her lover meet the men who want to discover the temple. Bhairavi brings an injured Malli home.
Bhairavi and her family save Malli, but Malli's lover misunderstands it all. An incident puts Arjun to thinking. Bhairavi gets angry to see a garland on her brother's photo and says that he is alive.
Arjun and Bhairavi realise that their laptops got swapped. Bhairavi questions people's faith in snakes but is astonished after a miracle. Later, she calls Arjun regarding their laptops.
Bhairavi asks Brahma to make a replica of her bangle. Krishnakant punishes Sunanda's son in the panchayat. Despite Bhairavi's warnings, Arjun visits her village at night and catches Malli's attention.
Malli kills Brahma, and Veerbhadram visits the occultist with the bracelet. She advises Arjun not to go to the temple. Krishnakant learns about Brahma's death. The pundit comes to meet Krishnakant.
Krishnakant asks Arjun to stay until the full moon. Veerbhadram gives a fake bangle to Bhairavi. Everyone goes to perform the prayer at the snake pit, and Arjun finds the place familiar.
Bhairavi leaves the house at night with her friends, and Arjun follows them. They attempt to enter the temple, but fail. The occultist gets angry with Arjun but fails to harm him.
Arjun's bracelet falls off and he takes Bhairavi's fake one. During a puja, Dadi gives Bhairavi the real bracelet. Arjun makes a call to his home. Veerabhadram meets the occultist and talks to Arjun.
The occultist faces Bhairavi's power and plans to hypnotise her to acquire the temple's treasure. Malli tells Bhairavi about the divine light visible from the temple. Everyone comes to the fair.