Corporate

The story unfolds within India's high-stakes corporate world, centered on rival industrial houses SGI and MGI. Settings include sleek boardrooms, government ministries, and industry briefings across major Indian cities. It portrays how business power interlocks with politics and media in the Indian context.

💼 Power dynamics

Two rival conglomerates, SGI and MGI, battle for market dominance, shaping decisions through leverage and backroom deals. Leaders use politics, media, and regulatory influence to outmaneuver each other. Family loyalties and personal ambition collide with corporate objectives, revealing how power concentrates at the top. The film exposes how ethical lines blur when profit becomes paramount.

🔎 Espionage

Nishi executes strategic information gathering, including stealing data from a rival executive’s laptop to gain an edge. The leak about the mint-based beverage vs. mineral water triggers a regulatory and public relations cascade. Insiders and media manipulation escalate the conflict beyond legitimate competition. Trust is eroded as secrets drive the plot.

👶 Personal cost

Nishi discovers she is pregnant with Ritesh's child, injecting the corporate battle with a profound personal stake. The pregnancy intensifies the stakes, as personal loyalty clashes with corporate necessity. Ritesh's life and career become entangled with the consequences of the power struggle, culminating in his death. The narrative uses personal costs to critique the ruthless pace of modern business.

🎭 Politics and ethics

Ministers and regulators swing decisions, sometimes through bribery or political maneuvering, affecting who gains control of assets. The film depicts regulatory capture and media manipulation as tools in the corporate arena. As elections approach, the protagonists justify tough choices that erode ethical boundaries. It questions whether emotions and human costs have a place in a world driven by numbers.