she is and loves her only and that no woman will be in his life except her. He even promises on her daughter's photo. The couple goes out the next day as it was Sunday, where Krishna goes to buy ice cream but suddenly, Devi sees him (Alex) with Sara again. The gang come to beat Krishna, but he escapes and is later seen with Eesha. The gang tries to beat Krishna (Ranga), but he gained the upper hand. While running behind a gang member, Krishna comes behind Devi with ice cream. Devi decides to find what is the mystery. Next, we see Devi speaking with Eesha's father where she finds out about Ranga Reddy, a person who wanted to marry Eesha but died in a car accident and she hasn't been able to recover her loss. Devi then starts following Sara, where it is shown that the latter is in a band whose head is Rudra. Devi learns about Alex Britto, who loves Sara but died. Again, we see the door being opened. Krishna closes it, but Devi, who was still awake, follows him and calls Alex and Ranga saying that he came. Devi then becomes terrified. The next morning, Devi asks Krishna to urgently leave Mauritius as her mother was sick, but it backfired as they believed to have flown from India to Mauritius by the spirit in Krishna's body. On reaching the airport counter in Mauritius again Devi encounters with the same people and they on their flight to India, Krishna (Ranga and Alex) disappears and Devi is confused, is taken back to their home in Mauritius. Later Lalita visits Devi and find to be under the control of the ghost. The two ghosts force this, made an agreement with her and with Lalitha as the witness and forcefully signs the contract. The two ghosts say that they chose Krishna because of Ruby's recommendation (the contract is the same as the first movie). On the first day, both Alex and Ranga possess him, which creates confusion, so Devi made a new agreement which states that from 9 AM to 3 PM, Alex can use him; from 3 PM to 9 PM, Ranga can use him; and when both of their girls who they try to woo say, "I love you", they have to leave him alone; and Sundays are holidays. We then come to know that there