| Director | Upendra |
|---|---|
| Genre | psychological thriller |
| Country | India |
| Box office | ₹40 crore |
Neenu () is a happy and content person, who never thinks about the future and is undisturbed by the past. He hardly earns anything despite his toil since he never takes money from anyone for his services, often menial jobs, asked to him to be done by the people of his locality and the crew of the film production unit. Lakshmi, a psychology student, takes interest in him after she learns from her professor about Naanu (). (The character from the prequel who eventually becomes Neenu) Her constant pursuit of him eventually leads to his discovery. Moved by his happy, unblemished and selfless personality, she eventually falls in love with him, but she fails to take him out of his strange world of selflessness.
Meanwhile, Saleem is a crime boss based in Dubai, who is aided by his trusted aide "Malpe" Bala and his henchmen in finding Neenu, regarding a property worth belonging to a rich widow named Mandakini, who has become a follower of Neenu, who was formerly an aghori. The aghori is also being shown exploiting Sheela, who comes seeking spiritual advice after being dejected in love. Simultaneously, Neenu is seen being chased by police officer Shinde, who tries to find him and embezzle the property. Unknown about this, some of the officers from the CID interpret Neenu as an undercover agent trying to capture Saleem.
Neenu finally manages to subdue his chasers by instigating the cops against the goons and grips with Lakshmi. It becomes apparent that Mandakini is a "fictional character" imagined by the cops and Neenu is just a normal man. The will made by Mandakini of her property gives a philosophical view that when one stops saying Naanu (), which symbolizes fear, anger, jealousy and selfishness; holds to Neenu (), which symbolizes gratitude, kindness, selflessness; and when one stops thinking about the past and the future, will khushi (), the "daughter" of Mandakini () would stay with him forever.