Identity

Haran, the obsessive-compulsive teen who helped police sketch the suspect, killed Amar Felix. He did this to avenge his stepsister Neeru, who had been raped by Amar. This revelation comes as a twist since the investigation initially seemed to point to Haran as a suspect, but the truth is that he was the one who carried out the killing for personal revenge.

Earlier scenes showing Haran's intense emotional reaction to learning about Neeru's assault hint at his willingness to take extreme action.

Ameer Ali, Sakina's father, confessed to the murder to protect Haran and his own family. He took the blame knowing the real killer was Haran, likely to shield the young man from severe legal consequences and to protect his own family's reputation and safety.

Allen Jacob's true motive was to retrieve a hard drive containing compromising videos that Amar Felix had been blackmailing people with. As a suspended police officer who runs an identity-theft racket selling protected witness identities, Allen needed the drive to eliminate anyone who could testify against him and to continue his criminal enterprise undetected.

Earlier references to a larger conspiracy behind the blackmailing operation set up Allen's true role.

Haran, revealed to be a Sky Marshal, boarded the same aircraft carrying key witnesses including protected witness Chithrammal. He cut the transponder, severing the link between the plane and the control tower. This prevented Allen's sabotage from executing, Allen had coerced an air traffic controller's father with blackmail to crash the plane and erase all testimony.

The earlier setup about the flight being targeted for sabotage pays off when Haran's true profession is revealed.

Haran is revealed to be a Sky Marshal, not just the obsessive-compulsive teen who helped sketch a suspect. This explains his combat skills and ability to confront Allen on the aircraft. His dual identity as both a traumatized civilian helping with the investigation and a trained law enforcement officer allows him to save the plane and ultimately confront the main villain.

Haran's unexpected competence and knowledge during critical moments foreshadow his true background.

Allen Jacob is killed by Haran in a tense confrontation aboard his chartered jet. After saving the plane, Haran pursues Allen who is trying to escape abroad. During the confrontation, Haran overpowers the corrupt officer and shoots him, ending Allen's identity-theft racket and reign of terror.

Alisha Abdul Salam, the journalist who witnessed Amar's murder and now lives with prosopagnosia (inability to recognize faces), shares a quiet moment with Haran at the end. Their brief, playful exchange hints at a possible future together. Despite her condition, she has chosen to stand on the side of justice and refused to compromise her principles throughout the dangerous investigation.

Alisha's struggle with prosopagnosia and her determination to help despite her condition sets up her positive resolution.

The final confrontation takes place aboard Allen's chartered jet as he attempts to flee abroad. After Haran has already saved the plane by cutting the transponder, he tracks down Allen on the aircraft. In a tense hand-to-hand confrontation, Haran overpowers the corrupt police officer and shoots him, bringing an end to Allen's criminal operation and avenging all the victims.

The ending reveals that Amar Felix was not acting alone, he was a pawn in a larger conspiracy. Allen Jacob, a suspended police officer, was using Amar to gather compromising videos on a hard drive. Allen's racket involved selling the identities of protected witnesses, and he needed to eliminate anyone who could expose his operation, including orchestrating a plane crash to kill key witnesses.

The mysterious blackmailing stalker angle was a setup for revealing Allen as the mastermind.