Gumraah

A man is found dead in his home, triggering a murder investigation led by Shivani Mathur. Initially, police treat it as a burglary gone wrong, with no clear motive. A neighbor's selfie later captures a suspect near the scene, shifting focus to Arjun Sehgal.

ACP Dhiren Yadav identifies the deceased's suspect as Arjun Sehgal, a real estate developer, and orders his arrest. The case takes a personal turn for Yadav, who harbors a vendetta against Arjun. His intervention tightens the net around Arjun and the possibility of twin involvement.

Sooraj is taken into custody for disorderly conduct and is revealed to resemble Arjun. The striking similarity introduces the potential for mistaken identity and twin confusion. Investigators are left to determine who the real killer might be.

Three months prior to the murder, Arjun concentrates on expanding his real estate business. He is also engaged to Janhvi, a film critic, painting a picture of a life about to start. The investigation hints at personal ties that could intersect with the case.

Meanwhile, Sooraj, a small-time conman, finds himself in trouble after scamming a mob boss. The boss kidnaps his friend Chaddi and demands 2 million rupees as ransom. Desperate, Sooraj tries to raise the money, raising the stakes before the murder night.

On the night of the murder, both Arjun and Sooraj are shown with similar injuries, suggesting a brutal confrontation. The visual parity deepens the mystery and fuels suspicion of twin involvement. Investigators pursue multiple leads as the truth remains elusive.

A DNA test reveals Arjun and Sooraj are identical twins separated in childhood after their parents' divorce. The revelation reframes the case from a single killer to a twin mystery. Investigators scramble to untangle loyalties and identities.

The investigation uncovers that Yadav harbors a personal vendetta against Arjun and attempts to manipulate the case for his own ends. This bias complicates the search for objective truth. The dynamic adds tension as investigators reassess the unfolding story.

Six months after the murder, a missing person file for Janhvi surfaces. It reveals she attended a school reunion before disappearing, and a message to Arjun suggests she was planning to marry Akash. The new lead broadens the mystery and hints at deeper secrets behind her disappearance.

Investigators uncover that Akash drugged and assaulted Janhvi, a crime that led to her death, and he bribed officials to cover up the murder. Arjun, upon learning the truth, is driven to confront Akash. The exposure of the crime adds fuel to the already volatile case.

Arjun, moved by the truth, kills Akash in retaliation. The act marks a brutal culmination of the revelations surrounding Janhvi's death. The consequences ripple through the investigation and the relationships involved.

Sooraj, realizing the implications of the truth, alters the crime scene to shield Arjun. His action further obscures the sequence of events and deepens the moral complexity of the case. The brothers' bond drives dangerous concealment.

With no conclusive evidence and the case still unresolved, Arjun leaves Mumbai, unable to stay in a city that holds nothing for him. He leaves Sooraj the keys to his house, signaling the end of their shared life. The film closes on an unresolved note, with the truth still elusive.