While director and story writer Vishal Puttanna leads you to believe that this is a case of lost love-turned-sour, it is, in reality, a story that is a lot more convoluted.
The protagonist, Megha alias Maggi (Sukrutha Wagle), makes her presence felt only at the interval when she - the mysterious person plaguing Sagar and Tanu - attacks Sagar. On the advice of a psychiatrist friend, Sagar decides to accept the mystery gift and take his wife on an all-paid-for honeymoon, hoping to figure out who is behind all of this. The fact that his new wife spends a lot of her time on her phone makes Sagar suspect that he is being targeted by one of her former lovers. A mystery gift - a honeymoon package, followed by periodic messages beeping on Sagar's phone that seems to track all their moves.
While there is none of the regular drama surrounding getting used to each others' family - what with Tanu gelling well with her in-laws, it is the existence of a third person in this relationship that troubles the two. Just-married couple Sagar (Tej Gowda) and Neetu Bala (Tanu) have to deal with more than their share of getting used to each other in their new life together. If you believed there is certain level of positivism surrounding any film that is said to have a female protagonist of late, this story will leave you both disoriented and disappointed.
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