Atharvaa is all set to get married to his lover Mishty. However, their marriage is called off which breaks the hero’s heart.
After this, he resorts to drinking to forget his lover. He also takes a hasty decision in the process. He contacts his friend and asks him to suggest an idea to overcome his loss.
His friend sends Anaika Sotti, a call girl, to help Atharvaa. But she gets killed and the blame falls on Atharvaa.
Did he find the real killer and what was the motive behind her death forms the rest of the story.
The movie is completely for the youth. The conversations between Anaika and Atharvaa are filled with double meanings.
Similarly, the dialogue between Atharvaa and Karunakaran will also beliked by the young audience.
Director Badri Venkatesh has tried to give a thriller movie with youth flavour and the targeted audience might like the film.
Though there are a few moments in the movie which slow down the progress of flick, there are enough twists to keep the audience engaged.
Songs by Yuvan Shankar Raja are already a hit and the visuals too are colourful. Sema Botha Aagathey is a youthful movie with a few twists and turns.
Rating: 2.25/5 – Not so high, not so low
