Geraftaar

In a bustling Indian city where the weight of honor and destiny often collides with harsh circumstance, a modest family once enjoyed simple happiness. Kapil Kumar Khanna, an upright police inspector, and his wife Durga raise two lively sons, Karan and Kishan. A sudden, tragic event shatters this peace, casting a long shadow over the brothers’ childhood and forcing them onto divergent paths. The atmosphere is charged with the raw emotions of loss, guilt, and the desperate yearning for justice that permeates the streets and homes alike.

​Karan—the elder sibling—carries the burden of being blamed for a crime he did not commit. Haunted by the accusation and the bleak notion of no way out, he contemplates ending his own life, only to be rescued by a compassionate stranger, Hussein, whose kindness offers a second chance. Determined to redeem his name, Karan embraces the very institution that once failed him, joining the police force with steely resolve. His journey is marked by a solemn, gritty tone that blends the rugged world of law enforcement with a personal quest for truth, setting a stark, determined mood that defines his every step.

Meanwhile, Kishan grows up under his mother’s watchful eye, carving out his own identity far from the uniformed world of his brother. He pursues a dream of acting, navigating the glitter and uncertainty of the entertainment sphere while yearning for acceptance and love. As the years pass, the brothers’ lives remain linked by an unspoken bond and the unresolved wound of their past. When Kishan finds himself entangled in a new, inexplicable accusation, the stage is set for a poignant reunion where loyalty, redemption, and the fight against a shared injustice loom large, promising a dramatic clash that will test the limits of brotherly devotion.

Last Updated: December 04, 2025 at 15:54