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During this time, microbots resembling Chitti, called as Kutti version 3.0, arrive mounted on white pigeons, confront Pakshi Rajan, who now can not kill the Kuttis as this would mean that the pigeons would also get killed.

However, its battery drains, and it rushes to the nearest power station. Later, Chitti, along with its army of robots, arrives and confronts him, resulting in a battle between the two. To defeat Pakshi, Chitti upgraded into version 2.0. Vaseegaran decides to help the government by reviving the superpowered andro-humanoid robot Chitti. India faces a threat from Pakshi Rajan, a negative aura who transforms into the bird-like creature and uses smartphones as weapons.

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