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The film’s plot thickens with the emergence of a corrupt politician, Karuna Karan, who embodies the brutality of those in power. His aggressive demeanor towards car repair workers reflects the societal issues of oppression and injustice, setting a backdrop to Maharaja's plight as he deals with his family’s trauma and the recovery of Lakshmi.
The narrative takes a sharp turn when Maharaja is assaulted by robbers in his own home, leading to the loss of his cherished trash can. Determined to reclaim what was taken from him, Maharaja's tenure at the police station reveals the inefficacy of the authorities, who are more interested in exploiting him than in delivering justice. The poignant moments reflect Maharaja's struggle against a system that seems designed to inhibit rather than help.