Plot

A violinist experiences paranormal experience in his flat after a death of a girl who he tries to save due to accident. Later he realises that actually the spirit is helping him and he tries to find out who killed the girl by accident.

A violinist witnesses a hit-and-run accident and tries to help the victim (a girl) from fatality in vain as the dead girl breathes her last holding his hand. He is unable to erase the memory and soon understands that the ghost of the dead girl has decided to stay in his house. Attempts to exorcise it fail & when his mother meets with an incident, he goes aggressive and goes behind the dead girl's father asking him to burn her remains. He convinces the father but even the father is unable to convince the ghost! The 'Why?' is answered in the climax.—PipingHotViews

The film opens with a group of people running towards an accident spot where a bleeding girl (Prayaga) is knocked off by a speeding car. Among the three men who has the presence of mind to help the wounded girl to the hospital, she holds the hand of a young violinist, Siddharth (Naga) and there you go- the beautiful girl passes away looking into his eyes. And the girl turns into a Pisaasu (ghost) and haunts Naga's house. Once Naga starts experiencing the paranormal activities, he slowly gets to know the reason behind her death.—Bala Chandran

A woman is grievously injured in a hit and run accident and is rushed to the hospital by the onlookers. However, the woman breathes her last in the hospital while holding hands of Naga (a violinist). Soon, Naga realizes that the ghost of the woman is haunting his house. Why is she there? What does she want? The answers to these questions form the crux of the story.—lakshman273