Khiladi

In a world where power moves in shadows and fortunes change hands behind closed doors, the city’s pulse is a blend of glittering ambition and hidden desperation. The endless chase for wealth creates a tangled web of money, lies, and deceit that seeps into every corner of society, from polished boardrooms to the dimly lit corridors of the criminal underworld. The atmosphere is thick with tension, a constant sense that something pivotal is always just out of reach, waiting to be uncovered.

​Mohan Gandhi sits behind bars, his reputation built on a crime that may or may not reflect the truth of his past. Convicted yet enigmatic, he carries the weight of a story that is as fragmented as it is compelling, leaving everyone around him—to the point of questioning whether the man they see is the man he truly is. His quiet demeanor and guarded silence hint at deeper layers, and the prison walls become a backdrop for a lingering mystery that refuses to be resolved.

​Pooja, a sharp‑witted criminologist, finds herself drawn into Gandhi’s labyrinthine history while pursuing her own quest for answers. Her analytical mind meets his perplexing presence, setting up a delicate dance of trust and suspicion. Meanwhile, ​Arjun, a determined CBI officer, follows the trail of corruption that surrounds the case, his relentless pursuit adding an edge of urgency to the already volatile environment. The interplay between these three figures forms the heart of the narrative, each pulling the other toward revelations that could reshape their lives.

Together, they navigate a landscape where every whisper might conceal a secret, and every alliance could be a stepping stone toward an unknown truth. The film maintains a brooding, suspense‑laden tone, inviting the audience to linger in the gray areas between guilt and innocence, loyalty and betrayal, as the shadows of the city continue to conceal more than they reveal.

Last Updated: October 07, 2025 at 13:25