A conversation about the forest's natural ecosystem and the concept of hunger.

• The dialogue opens with a child asking about who waters the trees in the forest.
• A discussion follows about how God sends rain for the trees and the food chain among animals.
• The conversation addresses the natural balance where animals rely on each other for food, and the role of hunger in the ecosystem.

Public and media concern over missing girls in Hyderabad city.

• The city of Hyderabad is gripped by the sensation of Chandini Jain's murder and other missing girls.
• The police commissioner is handed missing cases files, and there is a sense of fear and urgency.
• Local citizens and families demand answers from the Chief Minister and the police.

Political pressure and public unrest related to the disappearances.

• The public is outraged by the lack of answers from the police and politicians.
• There is a demonstration demanding accountability for the 16 missing girls.
• A political figure assures a victim's family of his commitment to finding their daughter.

The investigation into the missing girls continues with several leads.

• CCTV footage suggests a software engineer girl is among the latest to go missing.
• Details emerge about the last known movements of another missing woman.
• The police commissioner is informed that the case may involve a larger pattern of disappearances.

The climax of the investigation and the revelation of the kidnapper.

• The identity of the kidnapper is revealed to be a man named Boya, who has a history of cannibalism.
• The final standoff between the police and Boya takes place, with tensions running high.
• Boya is confronted with the consequences of his actions and the pain he has caused.