Khal Nayak

In a tense interrogation, Ballu refuses to reveal anything about Roshan Da, his mentor. Inspector Ram presses him for names and connections, but Ballu remains tight-lipped, hinting at deeper loyalty and fear. The scene sets the fragile trust between investigator and suspect.

Ballu escapes from custody with help from his associates, triggering a public outcry. The escape undermines Ram's credibility and triggers a broader manhunt. The incident marks a turning point in the pursuit of Roshan Da's network.

Ram faces intense public scrutiny and is suspended from duty as the case spirals. The investigation continues, but Ram's reputation takes a hit. Ballu remains at large, intensifying pressure on the police force.

To help restore Ram's reputation, Ganga volunteers for an undercover operation, disguising herself as a street performer. Her mission is to locate Ballu and uncover his history. The stakes are high as she steps into a dangerous role.

Ganga closes in on Ballu and gradually earns his trust, uncovering memories and events that shaped his path to crime. He begins opening up about his past while remaining wary of the undercover agent. The bond between them deepens in uneasy ways.

Ballu develops romantic feelings for Ganga, unaware she is a police officer. The emotional pull complicates the mission as lines between duty and affection blur. The relationship becomes a pivotal twist in the undercover work.

Ballu discovers that Ganga is a police officer, which makes him feel betrayed and hostile. Trust fractures as the undercover relationship is exposed. The mission shifts from romance to confrontation.

Despite the betrayal, Ganga refuses to withdraw from the undercover assignment. She continues to work toward Ballu's capture while navigating personal and professional risks. Her persistence keeps the operation afloat.

Ram visits Ballu's mother Aarti, who explains their childhood friendship and reveals how Roshan Da manipulated Ballu. She describes the false belief that the police were responsible for his sister Sunita's death. The revelations shed light on Ballu's grievances and motives.

As the manhunt intensifies, Ganga helps Ballu escape during a police pursuit. She is later arrested and charged with aiding a fugitive, damaging her professional standing and public image. The tribunal of public opinion tightens around both characters.

Ballu hides and briefly reunites with his mother, seeking safety from the pressure. Roshan Da attacks him, viewing him as a threat to his own criminal network. The confrontation raises the stakes for Ballu's next moves.

Inspector Ram leads a police operation against Roshan Da. Ballu learns the truth about his sister's death and Roshan Da's involvement. During the confrontation, Ram kills Roshan Da, and Ballu is forced to flee once more.

Learning that Ganga is on trial for assisting him, Ballu voluntarily returns and confesses to his crimes. He testifies that Ganga acted under official orders. This act shifts the legal and moral balance of the case.

Ganga is acquitted due to Ballu's testimony about official orders guiding her actions. Ballu is sentenced to life imprisonment for his crimes, marking the end of the immediate pursuit and a somber close to the case. The two officers' fates reflect the complexities of duty and loyalty.