Batla House

In a restless Delhi, a high‑stakes police operation spirals into a national debate, pulling the capital’s law‑enforcement ethos into the glaring spotlight of public opinion. The city’s streets pulse with tension as the aftermath of a disputed gunfight becomes a battlefield of narratives—one side demanding accountability, the other defending the duty of those who stand on the front lines.

At the heart of the controversy is Sanjay Kumar, a seasoned Assistant Commissioner whose reputation for unwavering dedication suddenly feels precarious. Charged with leading a team that has cornered a group of suspects linked to a terror plot, he must navigate a maze of command decisions while the media hounds every step. The relentless urgency of his colleague, the hard‑nosed inspector K.K. Singh, adds a further layer of pressure, pushing the squad toward action even as political voices clamour for restraint.

Beyond the uniform, Sanjay’s personal world is anchored by his wife, Nandita Kumar, a poised news anchor whose own professional platform magnifies the scrutiny on her husband. Their partnership becomes a quiet refuge amid the swirling storm of headlines, as they grapple with the emotional toll of a job that blurs the line between heroism and controversy. The strain begins to seep into Sanjay’s psyche, hinting at the fragile balance between resolve and doubt.

The film drifts through a gritty, almost claustrophobic tone, where the echo of gunfire is matched by the relentless chatter of television screens and parliamentary corridors. It paints a portrait of a man torn between his oath to protect and the weight of a nation’s questioning gaze, setting the stage for a pursuit that is as much about truth and redemption as it is about the relentless chase itself.

Last Updated: November 25, 2025 at 14:46