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Job loss, stocks plummeting, business closing, and just when life seems to be bleak, a glimmer of hope enters into your life in the form of a game, ArYa, where for each level you complete you get a certain amount deposited into your account. Higher the level, bigger the amount deposited. And just when you think it's a boon it turns out into a bane and a fox trap. And this game becomes the flash news and the talk of the town in the two Telugu speaking states. Parallelly, unrelated to the game, a group of 5 friends who quit their regular 9 to 5 desk jobs, start a detective team/ private investigation team, through which they come across many varieties of cases. The team members varied persona, characteristics and unique talents helped them to maintain a 100 percent solvency record and turned them into professionals in their field. As the cases progressed, they understood that most of the cases they came across were due to the newly surfaced online game ArYa. And slowly they understand that the players cannot leave the game until they complete the 26th level, and also cannot tell anyone about the game as they may lose their money, not only the ones they earned through the game but also his/her life earnings and also their family's, and if a player decides to back out they cannot do so, as their loved ones life would be in danger, this basically makes the game a labyrinth. At first the team were disinterested in the game, until one of their members died because of the game. Motivated by the death of their friend, the team is now hellbent to bring down the game and in the process they come to know that their friend committed suicide only to unravel the mystery of the game. As they unearth more about this game and its maker, a very shrewd and a notorious executor, they are shocked with the things they learn about the game. What are those details? Will the team be successful to bring down the game and its maker? What is the 26th level that makes it so difficult for the players? What if all this is just a cover up or a distraction for something much bigger than this?