Khiladi

In Kurnool, Aditya Choudhury raises his sister Saraswati with love to help her forget their mother's loss. He provides protection and guidance as she grows up. This bond sets up the conflict that will ripple through the feuding families.

During Saraswati's marriage, she elopes with Mohsin Khan, triggering the death of Aditya's father. Aditya retaliates by cutting Mohsin's leg, deepening the rift between the families. The feud over lineage and property begins here.

After a long gap of 25 years, Mohsin wins the case over Saraswati's property, restoring some leverage to his family. Witnessing Saraswati's sorrow, her son Sulaiman vows to unite the feuding families. The stage is set for a plan to heal old wounds.

On Pulok Purohit's suggestion, Aditya appoints Dayashankar Bal to find a great scholar to perform a Shanti Yogga. When the initial scholar is unavailable, Dayashankar searches the scholar's son Krishna Bhattacharya as a potential performer. The quest to perform the Yogga begins.

In a fit of rage over a love triangle involving Aparna and Michael, Krishna Bhattacharya reveals to Dayashankar that he is actually Sulaiman in disguise and prefers to be called Krishna. Sulaiman accepts this identity as a golden chance to unite the families. The deception is now set in motion.

Sulaiman, with his friend Michael and a group of Bramhins, travels to Aditya's palace to present themselves as Krishna and begin the plan to perform the Yogga. They attempt to blend in and win the trust of Aditya's household. The masquerade starts to take shape.

Dayashankar visits Krishna's home to pay his respects and uncovers the truth that Sulaiman is acting as Krishna. He fears for his safety if the truth is disclosed and urges haste to complete the Yogga. The stakes of the deception rise.

Sulaiman plots to influence Saraswati and stir Aditya's affection, trying various schemes to turn the elder's heart toward reconciliation. Most efforts prove ineffective, as the rift persists despite his efforts. The path to unity remains thorny.

Natawar Mondal, an opponent of Aditya, attacks Puja to pressure the family. Sulaiman intervenes and saves Puja, earning her affection while Aditya suspects Mohsin of being behind the assault. The entanglements deepen.

Jhimli, Dayashankar's daughter who loves Krishna, returns to the palace and warns that revealing the truth will come at a price. Her threat heightens Sulaiman's need to keep up the deception. The pressure mounts as the wedding approaches.

Puja tells her father about her intention to marry Krishna, triggering discussions with Krishna's parents. Sulaiman continues to manipulate events, preparing to present himself as Krishna to the whole family. The marriage plans gain momentum.

During a crucial moment, Sulaiman pretends to be Krishna to the family, further entangling the relationships and ensuring the plan stays on track. He employs clever tactics to keep his cover intact. Trust within the household becomes a fragile veneer.

The families move toward marriage plans, with Mohsin indicating he will attend the wedding for Puja. Aditya agrees to Saraswati's presence in the ceremony. The stage is set for a union meant to heal the rift.

As tensions escalate, Natawar Mondal attacks Aditya's family at the temple. Sulaiman makes a call to Mohsin, who arrives with his men to rescue them; Aditya saves Saraswati. The confrontation pushes the plot toward its climax.

After the attack, Aditya learns that Sulaiman acted as Krishna. Sulaiman explains his motive: uniting the two feuding families. Realizing the truth, the families come together and Sulaiman marries Puja. The long saga ends in reconciliation.