The creative quotient is satisfactory.  Coming to the story, Varun (Varun Sandesh), the son of a middle-class man Tanikella Bharani, is fit for nothing in the beginning.  Though he wants to do something with his life, he knows he cannot get a job, just as he could not get a costly education, as his father is not someone who can bribe babus for a job to his son. On the night of his birthday, he spills out his frustration to his father who beats him for consuming liquor.  Life changes for the good the next morning, when Bharani (good performance, as usual) gives away the sum he has saved for the daughter's wedding to Varun.  The lad, who has been dreaming of owning a bike, gets one and whizzes off in life.  A lucky talisman for him, he develops an emotional attachment to it as he sees it as the reason for his upward mobility.  After it entered his life, he has got everything he had desired- father's affection, a job and Hema's (Neha Sharma) love for which he has been thirsting for two years now.

But there is more to what meets the eye.  In an ironic twist, the same 'charm' turns out to be his nightmare.  The society where Varun is fulfilling his ordinary dreams, is also the play field for drug-peddlers and ganja mafia, headed by Satya (Ravi Shankar P) and Bullet.  The leitmotif is, of course, the bike.  The innocent job-holder at a private bank is dragged into a bestial world.  So long effeminate, he now turns gutsy and grudges Satya's disaffected brother Ravi.  Unlike his nemesis, all Varun wants is his bike back.  In no time, events spiral in such a way that he has to put up a fight for his life and save his family.