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In the climax Pratyush finally tracks down the girl who has hijacked his life—Sakshi, the frantic fan who stole his phone and threatens to expose him unless he gives her his undivided attention. She forces him into a live‑stream stunt that requires him to strip, but as the cameras roll he collapses, confessing the violent outburst he once directed at his own father and pleading with the audience to stop following him. While the view count keeps climbing, Sakshi draws a gun she had taken from Pratyush’s manager JD, intending to kill him the moment he reaches ten million followers. The weapon jams, and just as panic peaks the sound of Pratyush’s mother’s call cuts through the chaos; the ringtone leads him to the hidden phone. In a sudden, cathartic act he shatters the device with a hammer, rejecting the tool that let the blackmail persist. He does not retaliate against Sakshi—instead he alerts the security guards and lets the law handle her—recognizing that her own obsession has driven her beyond reason.

The film ends with Pratyush attempting to rebuild a fractured family life. He attends his niece’s school performance and, for the first time in months, sits beside his father, sharing a quiet moment that a nearby boy records and uploads to his feed. The post instantly garners likes, hinting that the lure of validation still shadows him. As he rides the train home, the camera lingers on commuters glued to their screens, illustrating how the addiction that once dominated Pratyush’s existence now permeates everyone around him. The final image underscores the message that technology, meant to connect us, can become a silent tyrant that steals real joy and human contact.

Last Updated: August 19, 2025 at 19:40