Ankur Arora Murder Case

Romesh, a young medical intern, begins his residency at Shekhawat General Hospital and looks up to the legendary surgeon Dr. Asthana. The environment is competitive, demanding, and colored by power struggles. The stage is set for a clash between idealism and institutional reality.

Asthana berates Romesh for minor mistakes, demonstrating how procedural authority trumps empathy in the operating theater. Romesh learns to read the room dynamics and temper his ideals to survive. The corporate-financial ties to Asthana by owner Shekhawat create a web of influence.

An eight-year-old boy, Ankur, is admitted with abdominal pain and diagnosed with appendicitis. Romesh believes he can be treated and discharged within a day, but Asthana insists on keeping him longer for scheduling reasons. The mother's name is Nandita; she works for Ajay Shetty.

Asthana orders a battery of tests to confirm Romesh's diagnosis, turning the case into a prolonged preoperative process. Nandita's faith in the system is tested as routine procedures threaten to delay surgery. Ankur consumes something before surgery despite instructions, setting the stage for complications.

On the day of surgery, Ankur tells the nurse he had biscuits. Asthana proceeds with the operation despite being distracted by phone calls. The anesthesia issue leads to Ankur vomiting, slipping into a coma, and suffocating.

Asthana admits the mistake in front of theater staff but threatens them to stay quiet. Riya informs Ankur's mother of the post-op condition, while Romesh suspects foul play. Romesh grapples with possible misdeeds beyond mere medical error.

Romesh decides to pursue accountability, approaching Ankur's mother Nandita and enlisting Kajori, a lawyer who becomes their ally. Kajori's pregnancy adds personal stakes and complicates the ethical landscape of the case. The trio faces a hospital with powerful interests.

As the case moves to court, much of the hospital's evidence is threatened or destroyed. Witnesses are pressured to lie, and records disappear or are seized. The struggle becomes a test of truth against a machine designed to protect its reputation.

Riya reveals a recorded confession that contradicts the hospital's narrative, providing crucial credibility to Romesh's pursuit of accountability. The confession exposes the cover-up and endangers those who lied to protect the institution. The truth begins to overwhelm the hospital's defense.

The court rules in favor of Romesh, Nandita, and Kajori, and Dr. Viren Asthana is arrested for his role in the negligence. The outcome brings a measure of justice after a long, arduous battle. The hospital's protective walls crumble as the truth is acknowledged.

Romesh and Riya reconnect, their professional and personal paths realigned by the shared truth. The moral compass of medicine feels restored as they move forward with renewed integrity. Nandita's memory of Ankur lingers, shaping her resolve.

Romesh and Riya drift apart and eventually reunite, learning that ethics and truth must guide every medical decision. The courtroom battle rekindles old bonds and sets a new course for their careers. Ankur's memory remains a reminder of what was lost and what can be saved.