A businessman offers a job and accuses his employee of his honesty, and filing a fraud case against him was a grave mistake. Sointhara, never expected him to be so smart, brilliant with stock market trades and with legal knowledge.

Bobby’s ambition . . .

The basics of his scalping trades are to earn little money and gain most of the experience from the markets; he thinks the money in the bank, or the safe vault gets devalued with time. He's always with the trend of the market; his perception and the end of the day always resulted in profits, which proved him correct with his logic and reasonable entry and exit from the trades.

Chameli’s argument . . .

“Do you call it a dirty job? Don’t you see, people throw money at this dirt and enjoy a woman’s body. Even our great emperors, sages, and gods couldn’t escape from the female scent, if I’m not wrong.”

Despite being an educated person, she was compelled to live the life of a fallen woman on the streets for her livelihood. She deliberately disgraced herself and assumed she had a right to live according to her choice.

Edward’s superfluous attempt . . .

Edward is astonished to see Bobby for the first time. It was his first case that had been solved without any action, or any physical confrontation with his suspect. Being an ex-cop, his experience taught him to act rude and authoritative, and he solved a few tough cases just by warning the defaulters of the consequences they would face in prison.