Borbaad

Ariyan Mirza hosts a sprawling party, flaunting wealth and influence. The event draws powerful guests, and Ariyan spots Nitu among them, instantly fixating on her. He begins pursuing her with lavish gifts and a reckless sense of entitlement.

Ariyan showers Nitu with expensive gifts and attention, declaring his love with a possessive fervor. He acts as if he deserves her affection, and his protective temperament grows when others cross their path. The romance quickly merges with his vice-filled lifestyle.

Shihab, Ariyan's maternal uncle, schemes to sever the affair by removing Nitu from Ariyan's life. He believes erasing this obstacle will preserve his access to the Mirza family fortune. The plan foreshadows a broader political web surrounding Adib Mirza.

Nitu is shot through by Shihab's henchmen, an attempt to end the relationship. Ariyan learns of the attack and swears revenge, killing Shihab in a brutal act of retaliation. The violence emphasizes the high cost of power and protecting loved ones.

Adib Mirza asks Ariyan to bring Nitu to his home so they can meet. The moment signals a potential bridge between father and lover, even as the family’s secrets loom. Ariyan sees it as a chance to legitimize their relationship.

Nitu confronts Adib with a devastating accusation: Sabuj Mia was framed and executed with Adib’s help, and her sister Mitu was forced to concede to sexual favors to secure her father’s release. She explains the cruel choices that ruined her family. Adib's calm facade cracks as the truth lands.

Nitu ends her relationship with Ariyan and withdraws from his world. Despite his attempts to reconcile, she remains distant and harsh, testing his obsession. To appease her, Adib apologizes on his son’s behalf, but the rift only widens.

Ariyan storms Naved Khan's home and guns down everyone responsible for Sabuj Mia's framing, using a micro gun. The act is a brutal assertion of personal justice that bypasses legal process. The violence confirms how far Ariyan has fallen.

Farhan returns to the country with murderous resolve toward Ariyan. He engineers a plan to kill him and causes a truck accident that leaves Ariyan severely injured. The incident escalates the vendetta into a wider cycle of vengeance.

Farhan abducts Nitu and, upon seeing her, falls in love with her. He decides to marry her, creating a dangerous love triangle that further destabilizes the already toxic dynamic. The kidnapping triggers Ariyan's intensified rage as he learns of the upcoming wedding.

At the wedding venue, Ariyan storms the ceremony in a bid for vengeance. He kills Prince and Farhan and shoots Nitu, sending the hall into chaos. Nitu's dying confession reveals how deeply she had loved Ariyan.

Nitu dies on the way to the hospital, and Ariyan surrenders, confessing in court that he killed Nitu. The court sentences him to death, sealing the tragic arc of a man who could not escape his own violence.

Unable to bear the grief of losing his son and the unraveling of his empire, Adib Mirza takes his own life at his residence. The act marks the final collapse of the Mirza dynasty and the cost of corruption.