Tapasvi confronts PK and questions him, to which PK argues that there are no duplicate gods, that people believe in what gives them strength. PK later comes to know his remote is in Tapasvi’s possession and that the Tapasvi and the wrong number and the missing god motive was all a lie. He starts off a ‘missing god’ campaign, that actually exposes fraudulent godmen which Jaggu helps gain traction with her news reporting, which the Tapasvi doesn’t like. On his journey to Delhi, people tell him to find his God, and as such he sets out to practise all religions to find his God and the remote. Jaggu learns through PK’s flashbacks that he had befriended one Bhairon Singh who allows PK to tag along and leads him to believe that PK’s thief is in Delhi. Jaggu is a heartbroken woman after an almost failed marriage, but helps PK, as his name comes to be from ‘peekay’ (Hindi for someone who is a wasted drunk) to find his God and contact the ‘correct number’ as a Tapasvi from his time on earth had told him to do to return to his planet. He tells Jaggu about life on his planet where there is no sense of dress, language or religion, and that he is missing his remote when he becomes stranded in Rajasthan. When a strange humanoid alien meets a news reported by name Jaggu, he goes on to learn about life on earth, its humanity and love and language with Jaggu at his side.
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