He also orders that any virgin woman in his kingdom should be exiled or he would kill them. Nagabhairava is smitten by Chandramukhi, but before he could do anything about it, he finds her with her lover Gunasekar and in a fit of rage, kills them both. Vijay learns that it was Nagabhairava who usurped wealth and kidnapped Chandramukhi from a Tamil kingdom and not his brother Venkatapathy Rajashekara as believed by many. It takes him back to around 125 years when a king, Raja Sri Sri Sri Nagabhairava Rajshekhara ( Venkatesh) had chanced upon a beautiful dancer Chandramukhi Anushka Shetty, also known as Nagavalli. Vijay starts to investigate the history of Chandramukhi. Suspecting that Gayathri is the one possessed by Chandramukhi, the Rao family along with Vijay and the Acharya, take her to a nearby temple where they find strange paranormal occurrences, but fail to exorcise her. It is revealed that the family decided to hide Gayathri from the public, fearing that Geetha and Gowri would not get prospective suitors for marriage.
One night, Dr Vijay goes to the outhouse as he hears anklet sounds and finds that Gayathri is still alive but became mentally disturbed after the accident in which her husband died. The Acharya says that it is the same painting that has resurfaced from another house, where Vijay's mentor Dr.Eshwar and the Acharya had first came across this problem and solved it five years ago. All directions point to the portrait of Chandramukhi to be the cause of the problems in the Rao household. Vijay Venkatesh Daggubati, a psychiatrist and assistant to Dr Eshwar Rajnikanth to solve the problem. so they contact Acharya Ramchandra Siddhanthi Avinash. The members of the family are affected by the presence of Chandramukhi's painting. Gowri, the youngest of the three sisters is engaged to be married and on the day of the wedding, one of her friend faints upon encountering a huge snake, and the bridegroom calls off the wedding after fearing something.
Gayathri lives in Tirupathi with her husband, father Shankar Rao, mother Parvathi, sisters Geetha Shraddha Das who tries to repaint the original portrait of Chandramukhi as a part of her painting hobby and Gowri Richa Gangopadhyay, maternal uncle Appa Rao Dharmavarapu Subramanyam, his wife and maternal cousins Pooja and Hema.Ī few years later, Gayathri and her husband are shown to be dead. An ancient painting of Chandramukhi, alias Nagavalli, is distributed as a prize to Bharatanatyam dancer Gayathri Kamalini Mukherjee, her husband and her family.
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