The idols of Rama and Sita get stolen from a temple situated 12 km away from
Ayodhya. Rudra, the mastermind behind the robbery, sets a deal of crores (200 million) for the idols. Krishna is a thief and a con artist. He falls in love with Janaki and tries to impress her. Masterji Rama Chandra, a teacher and founder of Ramakrishna Vidhyalayam, gets a default notice from the bank. The investigating officer finds thieves in a hotel and they run away with the idols of Lord Rama and Sita each. One of them, Amit, contacts Rudra and he orders Amit to hide in Guruji's house for a few days. The other guy hands over the idol of Sita to Rudra. Guruji sends Krishna to steal the idol of Lord Rama from Amit. Krishna gets away with the idol while Amit gets shot by the investigating officer. Rudra comes to India after knowing that the idol was stolen. Krishna inquires the value of the idol and learns that it is of no value without the idol of Sita. Krishna returns the idol to Rudra and manages to stay with him. Rudra plans to sell the idol during a marriage of Guruji's henchman. Meanwhile, the bank auctions the land of the school for loan recovery. Krishna steals the money from Rudra and hands over the idols to the investigating officer. He sends the money through his friend
Manchu Manoj to mastaru. Rudra, Guruji and the smugglers get arrested. Nandini asks Krishna for the reason behind stealing money. He tells her that mastaru saved his life in his childhood when he met with an accident. The film ends with Krishna and Nandini uniting and the idols returned to the temple. == Cast ==