Aankhen

In a city where the relentless clatter of commerce masks deeper currents of ambition and resentment, a quiet tension hangs over the polished façades of its institutions. The world of Aankhen is one where ordinary routines are suddenly tinged with the possibility of betrayal, and every hallway of a once‑respectable bank seems to echo with both the promise of order and the threat of chaos. The film moves with a gritty, almost breathless rhythm, drawing the viewer into a atmosphere that feels both familiar and unsettlingly off‑balance, hinting that the line between right and wrong is far thinner than it appears.

At the centre of this uneasy balance stands Vijay Singh Rajput, a volatile and obsessively driven bank manager whose fierce disdain for dishonesty leads to a violent outburst and the loss of his position. Stripped of the authority that once defined him, his anger sharpens into a bitter resolve, pushing him toward a darker path that promises both revenge and redemption. His character is a study in contradictions—intense, charismatic, yet haunted by the very corruption he despises—setting the tone for a narrative that constantly questions how far a man will go when his world collapses.

Compelled by his newfound purpose, Vijay assembles an unlikely team: Vishwas Prajapati, Ilias, and Arjun Verma, three blind men whose unique circumstances become the cornerstone of his audacious plan. To steer them, he enlists Neha Srivastav, a teacher from a school for the blind, whose quiet competence and hidden motives add a layer of moral complexity. The dynamics among them crackle with tension—trust is negotiated in hushed conversations, and each character wrestles with personal loyalties versus the weight of the collective scheme.

The film’s tone remains taut and suspenseful, balancing moments of sharp humor with an undercurrent of dread. As the characters navigate their precarious alliance, the audience is left to wonder how far ambition can stretch before it snaps, and whether the shadows they operate within will swallow them whole or simply reveal the truth they each guard so fiercely.

Last Updated: October 23, 2025 at 16:19