Michael

During the 1980s Bombay underworld, the gangster Michael Sundeep Kishan is shaped and kept in line by the formidable Gurunath Gautham Vasudev Menon, with his loyal right-hand man Swamy Vijay Sethupathi standing by his side. Gurunath’s son Amarnath Varun Sandesh and his wife Charulatha Anasuya Bharadwaj constantly rebuff him, sparking tension within the family and the empire they command. The fragile balance is shattered when a gang attack on Gurunath reveals a ruthless rival, Rathan Anish Kuruvilla, as the mastermind behind the assault.

Gurunath dispatches Michael on a deadly mission to Delhi to eliminate Rathan and his daughter Theera Divyansha Kaushik, a move meant to solidify his grip on power. Yet as Michael spends time with Theera, what begins as a professional assignment evolves into a dangerous, unlikely romance. He finds himself torn between the loyalty to Gurunath and the growing personal affection for Theera, which leads him to make a life-altering decision: he will not kill her.

The story takes a dark turn when Amarnath captures Michael, Theera, and Rathan and lays bare a chilling confession: he orchestrated the attack to topple Gurunath and seize control for himself. To complicate matters, Amarnath reveals that Theera’s feelings for Michael were not genuine initially; she once pretended to love him, but now, according to Amarnath, she truly loves him. In a brutal confrontation, Amarnath kills Rathan and shoots Michael, who is left for dead and dumped into the sea. Against all odds, Michael survives, crawls back to Amarnath’s hideout, and with relentless resolve, injures and kills nearly all of Amarnath’s men before ending Amarnath himself.

Michael’s triumph is tempered by the cost: he returns to Theera and together they confront Gurunath with the truth of Amarnath’s death. Gurunath, shaken by the loss and the revelation of his own vulnerabilities, vows revenge and puts a bounty on Michael and Theera to reclaim his battered throne. The couple finds shelter with Kannamma Varalaxmi Sarathkumar and her husband, a retired police officer, who help them stay one step ahead of Gurunath’s pursuing gang. Their protection turns precarious when Gurunath’s men close in, only to be outmaneuvered by Kannamma and her ally, who eliminate those threats in one dramatic clash.

Meanwhile, Michael uncovers a heavy family secret: his mother, Jennifer Deepshika Umapathy, was a singer whose affair with Gurunath led to Michael’s birth. Jennifer’s past also explains why Charulatha despised her, as she discovered the affair and attempted to murder Jennifer by setting her house ablaze. Jennifer survived and raised Michael while working as a cook in a prison, shaping his sense of identity and loyalty. This revelation becomes the emotional fulcrum of Michael’s calculated plan to confront Gurunath at the right moment.

Armed with this new knowledge and supported by Swamy, Michael makes a deliberate move to re-enter Gurunath’s world in Bombay, where the tension between father and son reaches a breaking point. In a tense confrontation at Gurunath’s mansion, Michael lays bare the shared history and the looming threat Amarnath posed to both of them. The showdown culminates in Michael killing Charulatha and Gurunath, a brutal act that vindicates his mother’s suffering and balances a long-standing power dynamic.

With Gurunath finally removed, Michael and Theera celebrate their union and claim Gurunath’s empire, signaling a bold rebirth of Michael as Bombay’s new crime boss. Yet even as they secure a fragile peace, a new threat emerges when Gurunath’s twin brother leads a separate gang and kidnaps Swamy, setting the stage for further conflicts. Gurunath’s brother swears revenge, ensuring that the cycle of vengeance and power will continue to ripple through the underworld they inhabit. The tale closes on a note of uneasy triumph, with Michael and Theera stepping forward into an uncertain future, their bond forged in fire and loyalty, and their position at the helm of a transformed, perilous empire.

Last Updated: October 09, 2025 at 14:16