Ek Villain

As a young man, Guru is forged into a ruthless hitman under mob boss Caesar, learning to hunt down enemies and eliminate threats. His brutal discipline and skills are built on a past that roots his identity in violence. This shadowy training sets the template for the cycle of violence that will haunt him for years.

Guru is arrested for killing Debu, a crime that scars his early career. Debu’s mother warns him that God will demand payment by taking away his loved ones. Her ominous prophecy foreshadows the personal losses that will one day strike his own family.

Guru meets Aisha Verma, an optimistic woman battling illness, and they fall in love. They marry and he tries to leave his old life behind, seeking a quieter path with her by his side. Their bond offers a fragile chance at redemption amid his violent history.

Aisha undergoes treatment in Mumbai and gradually improves, and the couple discovers she is pregnant. Guru plans to share his past and build a peaceful life for their future. The hope of a growing family anchors their fragile happiness, briefly masking the shadows of his former life.

Before she can tell him in person, Aisha is murdered by a masked intruder in their home. Guru is left shattered as the life he hoped to protect slips away in an act of sudden violence. This tragedy becomes the catalyst that drives his present-day quest for vengeance.

In the present, Rakesh Mahadkar is an unsuccessful man who humiliates his wife and channels his anger into killing women who speak rudely to him. Aisha becomes one of his victims, triggering Guru’s relentless pursuit. The killer’s pattern exposes a personal vendetta amplified by insecurity and cruelty.

Guru tracks down Rakesh and administers a brutal beating, intending to punish him and force accountability. He admits Rakesh to a hospital and pays the medical bills, choosing to repeatedly push him to the brink of death and then save him again. This cruel cycle underscores Guru’s extreme means of seeking justice for Aisha.

At the hospital, Guru learns that Aisha was pregnant, a revelation that devastates him and intensifies his resolve for vengeance. He confronts a nurse during the tense scene, highlighting the human costs of their violent feud. The moment also reveals that Rakesh recognizes Guru as Aisha’s husband and taunts him.

On the suggestion of his friend Brijesh, Rakesh taunts Guru over the phone, inflaming his hunger for justice. He then kills Aisha’s father, escalating the feud and driving Guru further toward a definitive confrontation. The act cements the personal stakes of the vendetta.

Caesar calls Guru and reveals that he killed Sulochana to avenge Aisha, tying past and present violence together. He also reveals that Rakesh’s young son Manish is left for Guru to kill, presenting a devastating moral test. The revelation broadens the circle of victims and deepens Guru’s internal crisis.

Rakesh stabs Guru with a screwdriver and then tries to crush him with a boulder, showing his willingness to finish what he started. A car strikes Rakesh, killing him and ending the direct threat to Guru. The violent confrontation resolves the immediate danger but leaves emotional scars that linger.

In the aftermath, Guru adopts Manish, fulfilling Aisha’s last wish and giving the boy a father and a sense of belonging. He completes the items on Aisha’s bucket list, transforming grief into acts of care and responsibility. The story closes on a quiet, somber note of peace earned through sacrifice.