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Kanneganti Gopal Rao, an atheist, lives with his extremely religious and God-fearing wife Meenakshi and school-going son Moksh. He owns a shop that sells idols of Hindu deities and his business has prospered. When his family participates in a ritual conducted by a fake Baba Siddheshwar Maharaj in which his family walks on burning coal, Gopal Rao interrupts and drives people away from the place, claiming that Lord Krishna Have come. Angered, Siddheshwar Maharaj warned him that he would have to face dire consequences for what he had done.
An apparent earthquake destroyed Gopal Rao's shop, leaving him confused as to how to make ends meet as the house was mortgaged and Gopal Rao had taken a loan to renovate his shop. To claim their insurance, Gopal Rao and his assistant Ottu go to the insurance company, which refuses to give them insurance because the destruction of the shop was an act of God and as per the documents signed by Gopal Rao, the company is not responsible for it. Will happen. ignorant of. Gopal Rao arranges to sell the land on which the shop was situated, but no one comes forward to buy it as they consider it "impure" as the idols of deities on the same land were broken due to the earthquake. Gopal Rao decides to sue Bhagwan in court, demanding compensation despite Meenakshi's protests. Gopal Rao and Ottu fail to find any lawyer to represent them in the court and eventually turn to Akbar Khan, a disabled lawyer, who claims that as per the provision of the Indian Constitution if no one comes forward then Gopal Rao can advocate for himself in court. Akbar promised to help him in the legal processes, while Gopal Rao petitioned the court to accept his case.
He sends a legal notice to the insurance company, which refused to give him insurance and declares Leeladhar Swami, Siddheshwar Maharaj and Gopika Math as representatives of God in the court. The court accepts their case, which will declare in further sessions who is responsible for the destruction of Gopal Rao's shop and who will compensate them. Leeladhar Swami's henchmen attempt to ambush Gopal Rao when Gopal Rao returns from Akbar's residence alone. Lord Krishna, an incarnation of Vishnu, comes disguised as a common man named Govinda Gopal Hari to help them. Hari rescues Gopal Rao and drops him home but Gopal Rao learns that some radicals threw stones at his residence due to which his father-in-law takes Meenakshi and Moksh with him. Hari, who claims to be a consultant, buys Gopal Rao's mortgaged house and allows him to live in the house until he wins the case and claims his money. As the trial caused public outrage, a TV channel requested him to give an interview, which he refused, but after being advised by Hari to express his views and clear his name, Gopal Rao accepted. have done. He appears on a TV show and expresses his views against fake babas and superstitions believed by people, which becomes popular and public opinion swings in his favor. Hundreds of people, whose insurance had been rejected by insurance companies because of the Act of Divine provision, reached out to Gopal Rao and joined him, leading Gopal Rao to fight on their behalf and send legal notices to Muslim mullahs and Catholic priests. Who appear with them in the court. Leeladhar Swami and others. The compensation amount to be paid by those responsible is up to Rs 500 crore, due to which the insurance company is under stress.
In the next court session, defense lawyer Shankar Narayan sought documentary evidence, claiming that the destruction of the shop and the suffering of the people associated with Gopal Rao were caused by God. The judge ordered Gopal Rao to produce documentary evidence in the next session and gave him seven days' time. Hari advised Gopal Rao to read the Bhagavad Gita, the Bible and the Quran for his answers. From those holy books, Gopal Rao finds points saying that "God has the power to create and destroy the world for some reason". As soon as they finished their argument, a staunch follower of Leeladhar Swami stabbed Gopal Rao, resulting in him being admitted to hospital. His family, who now understands his cause, comes to see him and pray for his recovery, while the doctors announce that Gopal Rao has gone into a coma. Leeladhar Swami claims that Gopal Rao is God's messenger and is born to protect his and other Gods' face among the public. After being in a coma for a month, Leeladhar Swami arranges for him to die with the help of doctors, but Hari rescues him and presents himself as Vishnu in Vishwaroopam before Gopal Rao, convincing him of God's existence. But it is believed. Hari tells Gopal Rao that he has created the world, humans and given them the power and freedom to think, but it is they themselves who have created differences among each other. Hari told Gopal Rao
