| Director | Mahi V Raghav, Mahi V. Raghav |
|---|---|
| Budget | ₹3 crore |
| Box office | ₹15 crore |
Ramu, an NRI living in Malaysia, arrives in India after hearing the news of the Uttarakhand floods. He discovers his parents in the hospital mortuary and becomes sad. Deepa, Taapsee, Vijayachander, and Raghu are ghosts staying in their ancestral house. They are waiting eagerly for Vijayachander's wife to come home. They don't know how or when they died. A family visits their house for tenancy, but they scare the family away. The broker, who deals with the house, is also scared as he spots Taapsee's ghost and informs the house owner, Ramu, and his cop friend, Vamshi, of their presence. Vamshi is apprehensive, while Ramu dismisses it as a concoction. Vamshi conspires with Yadagiri to force Ramu to sell his house cheaply by fabricating and peddling the ghost story. They plan to demolish the house and build a hotel for high profits.
Sidhu overhears their conversation and makes a deal with Ramu that he will send his three friends to stay one night at the house, and if they survive, Ramu will pay 20% of the sale price to Sidhu as a commission. But his three friends encounter the ghosts that night. One is locked in the bathroom, his friend (Jeeva) is knocked unconscious, and another is scared away. Ramu believes ghosts exist in the house and is about to sell it at Yadagiri's demanded price. But Ramu, after Sidhu urges him, gives him one last chance to prove it's not haunted. Sidhu and his friend Tulasi meet Babu and Raju coincidentally at the hospital, and they all desperately need money. Sidhu has to care for his amnesiac mother and needs 25 lakhs for cardiac surgery to treat the hole in his heart. Babu, who is so infatuated with movies that he starts enacting the roles he watches, is duped by Bharani, who poses himself as an agent of famous cinema producers in Tollywood. Tulasi, a drunkard who drinks after the clock ticks nine at night, bets on a cricket match in an inebriated state and loses the money he saved for his son's surgery. Raju is deaf and night-blind and often uses his flute when frightened. He is embroiled in a robbery case after robbers looted the ATM he was guarding, and a CCTV camera caught him napping. The security agency that hired him tells him to repay the money lost to prevent getting banned from the agency.
As they start staying in the house, all the ghosts decide to scare them away. However, all four friends remain calm due to their peculiar habits, like Babu, who starts acting out scenes like Vikram from Anniyan. Instead, they begin intimidating the spirits. After the first day, Ramu inquires Sidhu about the presence of ghosts and decides to give him two more days to sell the house. Vamshi does not like Sidhu and his group staying inside the house and sends fake ghosts to scare them away. However, the real ghosts frighten the counterfeit ghosts. On the second night, Sidhu and his group remain calm and scare the ghosts. However, on the third night, the ghosts frighten the group and are about to kill them when Sidhu's mother comes to the house looking for him. She is none other than Vijayachander's wife.
Past: A flashback reveals that Ramu is their son. Ramu gets an offer for a job in Malaysia and leaves. The couple adopted Taapsee and Deepa. Ramu returns to India and incurs a loss. So Ramu wishes to sell the house to compensate for his business debts. Vijayachander refuses to sell the house after he insults Taapsee and Deepa, calling them orphans. Ramu gets infuriated and kills the entire family by hitting and burning them, excluding his mother. She witnessed Ramu murdering them.
Present: Vamshi discovers that Ramu killed his family, but Yadagiri kills him. The ghosts realise the reasons for their deaths and enact their revenge by killing Ramu, Yadagiri and Yadagiri's goons. When Sidhu and his friends leave the house, they find a bag filled with cash in Ramu's car. They converted the house into a retirement home. They live happily with Taapsee's mother, who recovered from amnesia, and other old pensioners, abandoned by their children.