stories, now it is revealed to the audience that all three characters are the same person. The depressed convict is none other than Karthik. He decides to end his life many times in jail as he does not want to lead a life without his wife Priya but gets saved by the jailer and other policemen. In jail, Karthik meets a Nepali (Govind Namdeo), who has been arrested for voicing out against female harassment. The jailer, along with a few other policemen, kill the Nepali as per some big shot’s order, and they divert the case by mentioning that the Nepali had committed suicide . Karthik now decides to get into the identity of Nepali and continue his activities. He escapes from jail, changes his looks to resemble a Nepali, and starts to kill people who molest girls. Gautham finds out that a Nepali is responsible for all the murders and warns him to surrender, for which he refuses. Karthik is on the way to kill his next target, during which he gets spotted by Gautham. A chase occurs between them, followed by a fight between Karthik and Gautham in an underground parking area. Suddenly a gunshot is heard, after which Karthik runs out from the parking. But he is shocked to see the images of Priya and the Nepali in front of him. Karthik is confused and turns back to where he sees Gautham coming alive, along with Karthik's dead body. It is revealed that Gautham shot Karthik (the gunshot heard was from Gautham) and Karthik’s soul has ran out. It meets the souls of Priya and the Nepali and reunites with them in the heaven. Cast Bharath as Karthik alias Bharathan (Nepali) Meera Jasmine as Priya (Voice dubbed by Savitha Reddy) Govind Namdeo as Nepali Prem as DCP Gautham IPS (Voice dubbed by K. P. Sekar) Sangeetha as a program's host (Guest appearance) Raja Ravindra as ACP Ashok IPS (Voice dubbed by K. P. Sekar) Meera Krishnan as Priya's mother Boys Rajan as Priya's father Ganeshkar as Moorthi Mayilsamy as Priya's relative Munnar Ramesh as Police officer Aryan as a corrupt doctor (Guest appearance) Production The project was first announced in May 2007 titled Hindu Nesan, with reports stating that Durai would direct Jiiva in the film, with Ameer financing the project. In September 2007, the project was retitled as Nepali but soon afterwards Bharath replaced Jiiva in