Aan: Men at Work

In a restless Mumbai where darkness and neon blur on every boulevard, crime has fractured into three equal blocs, each ruled by a different power broker. Gautam Walia commands the first third with cold‑calculated business acumen, Manik Rao exerts political muscle over the second, and Roshni holds the remaining slice, her influence a mix of charm and menace. Their uneasy truce keeps the city humming with illegal trade, while the constant pressure of expansion turns every street into a chessboard where every move could tip the balance.

Against this backdrop, a weathered police unit struggles to stay ahead of the tide. The team is anchored by Senior Inspector Vikram Singh, a once‑celebrated officer now content with low‑risk assignments, and Sub‑Inspector Appa Kadam Naik, an encounter specialist whose focus is the henchmen rather than the masterminds. Head Constable Khalid Ansari adds a steady, every‑man presence, while Kelkar flits between chatter and uncertainty, hinting at hidden loyalties. Their routine is upended by the arrival of DCP Hari Om Patnaik, a new, no‑nonsense chief whose personal stakes and ambition shake the established code of conduct, forcing the squad to reexamine what it means to enforce the law in a city that seems to thrive on its own shadows.

Amid this clash of titans, a young offender named Raghu Shetty refuses to remain a footnote. Determined to carve out his own throne, he tests the limits of the underworld’s tolerance, hinting at a fresh surge of ambition that could unsettle the delicate equilibrium. As the underworld expands and the police recalibrate under new leadership, the film hovers in a tense, gritty atmosphere where loyalty, power, and survival are constantly in flux, leaving the audience to wonder which side will ultimately shape Mumbai’s future.

Last Updated: October 14, 2025 at 03:56