Farishtay

Raja Jaichand rules a distant border region with an iron fist, using brutality and fear to suppress any dissent. He kills innocents for his personal entertainment and rejects authority from the Indian Government. He colludes with foreign forces to maintain his grip on power.

Gayatri lives with her two adopted brothers, Veeru and Dheeru, who are small-time crooks and con men known to the local police. The trio navigates crime and danger in their village. Their bond anchors the story as Jaichand's shadow grows.

Gayatri meets Police Inspector Arjun Thanghe and falls in love with him. Their engagement is celebrated with pomp and ceremony, signaling hope in an era of oppression. Their romance provides a beacon against Jaichand's brutality.

A flashback shows Veeru and Dheeru as police trainees. Veeru has fallen in love with the commandant's granddaughter, Sheela. On Holi, a terrorist attack kills Sheela and several officers' family members as revenge. Veeru avenges her death, while Dheeru prevents police intervention.

Veeru's and Dheeru's acts of vengeance lead to consequences; they are imprisoned for a time for taking the law into their own hands. The system pushes back against personal retribution and punishment follows.

In the present, Lilly, Jaichand's henchwoman, recruits Veeru and Dheeru to eliminate and take the place of government-commanded troops at the village camp. The mission is framed as stabilizing the region while advancing Jaichand's interests. The duo enters the operation with hidden motives.

The duo learn that Inspector Arjun Thanghe had previously been assigned to run the camp and had attempted to set things right. His past efforts hint at a fractured system and potential allies or threats within the regime. The discovery deepens the stakes of their mission.

Arjun is killed during the operation, and Gayatri's sanity begins to falter under the mounting pressures. The tragedy crystallizes the cost of corruption and violence in their world. Veeru and Dheeru's resolve hardens as they confront the consequences.

Facing the urge for vengeance, the duo plan to avenge a fallen ally but the commandant blocks the direct approach. He reveals that they have been secretly operating undercover for him all along and urges them to fight smartly. The mission shifts from personal vendetta to a controlled, strategic campaign.

The trio enlists Rasbhari, a local girl, to aid in their mission. Her involvement provides inside knowledge and helps them maneuver Jaichand's networks. Rasbhari's presence adds a new dynamic to the infiltration.

Veeru, Dheeru, and Rasbhari infiltrate Jaichand's secret fortress with careful planning. They navigate traps, guards, and alarms as they inch toward Jaichand's command. The operation tests their nerves and teamwork.

After a grueling sequence, Jaichand's regime is toppled and his army is defeated. The duo's mission avenges Gayatri and helps restore her sanity. The village begins to heal as the oppressive rule ends.

With Jaichand defeated, Gayatri's sanity remains restored and the community looks toward rebuilding. Veeru and Dheeru reflect on their undercover work and resolve to protect the village from future threats. The story closes on a note of cautious hope.