-Bhaira! -Devara! Devara!
Devara! Devara!
If Devara requests you, it means he has ordered you.
Rayappa…
I had a nightmare last night, Jogula.
The sea had gone red again turning into an actual Red Sea.
And it was I who made it so.
The days to come are not auspicious, Devara.
Not everybody you think is yours is trustworthy.
You must be all eyes and be very cautious, Devara.
I went home for Ayudha puja.
-I'm returning to college now. -Oh, is it?
How did the ritual go?
It was good.
My Sivudu is no more, Devara.
He was on his way to the town
when they blew up the bus he was on.
I thought he would come back after finishing his studies.
This is how he came back.
Instead of going away to study,
had he followed his heart and took to the sea with you,
he'd still be alive.
I am the reason for my son's death.
We must have some past-life connection.
Because of your association with me, my business is booming.
That's why it's about time you increase the pay.
Two bags for each village.
Have I ever denied your request?
In two days' time,
the ship with our cargo is crossing the Red Sea.
Those goods are highly valuable.
The coast guard has tightened the security on the sea.
We somehow managed to escape the last time.
It's best we take a break for a while.
Is this really Devara talking?
How come you are scared, Devara?
I am not scared.
I am saying we need to be cautious.
The ship has already set sail, Devara.
How can you refuse to go now?
It would be dangerous if all of us got caught with the consignment, Muruga.
We already know it is dangerous but we do it anyway.
What is this strange talk, Devara?