S1.E24 ∙ Episode #1.24

The movie begins with the death of Varma (Murali) a senior government official who was about to on the verge of making a major anti-corruption bust. The case is handed over to Chandrashekharan IPS (Suresh Gopi) who goes by the nickname of "The Tiger". A turning point comes in the movie when a TV journalist Suhara (Gopika) disappears along with her Cameraman. Chandrashekhar finds a link between both the cases and is out to catch the mysterious assassin who is responsible for the death of Varma.

In a world overrun by the walking dead, two sisters, Mia and Max, remain resolute in their belief that the other is still alive, despite years of separation. Mia, once a resourceful survivalist, has transformed into a formidable mercenary. With a steely resolve and unmatched combat skills, she leads a loyal team of fighters dedicated to rescuing survivors and restoring some semblance of order in the chaotic wasteland. Her reputation as a fierce leader and protector has made her both feared and revered among the remnants of humanity. Max, on the other hand, was a Philadelphia Homicide detective before the world fell apart. She uses her investigative skills and sharp instincts to navigate the perilous new world. Max has become a beacon of hope for many, dedicating herself to rescuing the vulnerable and rebuilding communities. Her determination to uncover the truth and seek justice remains unshaken, even in the face of relentless dangers. The zombie apocalypse, however, is not the only threat these women face. The desolate landscape is rife with perilous factions, ruthless warlords, and desperate survivors willing to do anything to stay alive. As Mia and Max navigate this treacherous world, they encounter moral dilemmas, heartbreaking losses, and moments of profound humanity. Each sister's journey is marked by their unwavering hope and belief in the other's survival. This hope drives them to push forward against insurmountable odds, their paths unknowingly drawing closer. Their parallel quests for survival and reunion are fraught with danger, but also with moments of unexpected alliances and courageous acts. In a climactic convergence, Mia and Max's stories intertwine in a dramatic and emotional reunion. Their combined strength and resilience become a powerful force against the darkness that threatens to consume the remnants of humanity. Together, they face not only the horrors of the undead but also the very essence of what it means to hold on to hope, family, and humanity in the bleakest of times.

The Yeagers own a mining and timber company. Now they are careful not to overdo it, so that the business can continue for a long time, and officially their company has no union, because they believe that they are fair to their workers, but a few of their people don't see it that way. When a corporation, whose intention is to strip the business and leave hundreds of workers out of work, makes an offer to buy their business, Carroll Yeager the patriarch rejects the offer. So the Corporation instructs a union rep to organize one at the Yeagers and institute a strike, and when it happens, the Yeagers are left all alone to try and fill their orders, cause they have a mortgage that's due, and they are unwilling to concede.

Poverty and hunger forces young Shankar to take up employment as a mechanic. To this extent all is well for him until he is arrested by the police for a crime he did not committed; but Shankar manages to escape only to witness that his mom die of shock; unable to bear the police arrest her son. Shankar is then taken in by a criminal don, Raja Babu who teaches him each and every criminal activity that exists. Years later Shankar is now known as Shakka who works for Raja Babu as a professional criminal. One day Shakka experiences a change of heart when he is asked to abducted a small child which results in the death of the mother; he turns himself into the police, the case is tried in court and Shakka is sentenced to five years imprisonment but because he save the life of a Minister his sentence is reduced to three years. When Shakka is released from jail he decides to give up his criminal ways, marry Aarti, buys a garage to earn his living and is the proud father of a baby boy Vicky alias Munna. But Raja Babu is not willing to let Shankar just walk away like that.

Nick McCallum is mechanic who trades in his wrench for a surfboard, going against the wishes of his father-- a former surfing legend who lost his ability to walk after a horrible accident on the water.