Mohra

Four criminals who raped and killed Vishal's sister-in-law Rita are acquitted due to a corrupt prosecutor. Soon after, the criminals attempt to rape Vishal's wife, pushing her to suicide. In retaliation, Vishal murders the four men, setting his path on a life of violence.

Journalist Roma Singh visits Vishal in prison and becomes entangled with him as fellow inmates threaten her. Vishal acts to protect her, rescuing her from their aggression. This encounter marks the start of a complicated alliance.

Roma resolves to help Vishal regain his freedom and seeks Inspector Amar Saxena's help to obtain Vishal's case file. A connection blossoms between Roma and Amar as their professional collaboration turns personal. They begin orchestrating a path toward clearing Vishal.

Roma's employer reopens Vishal's case by presenting new evidence to the authorities. The judge accepts the findings, and Vishal is released from custody. This turn-of-event pivots the case from exile to a pursuit of justice.

Jindal convinces Vishal that crime-laden city needs strong action and presses him to eliminate major mob bosses and corrupt officials. Initially, Vishal refuses, citing his hatred for killing again, but the persuasion prompts him to reconsider and join the plan. Jindal's leverage lies in Vishal's newly secured release.

Vishal begins targeting members of Jibran's and Tyson's gangs, alternating attacks to incite a fierce rivalry. The city turns into a battlefield as assassinations mount and loyalty frays. Each strike nudges the rival gangs closer to open war.

Kashinath informs Jibran that Vishal is the killer behind the violence, prompting a face-to-face with Tyson. Vishal shoots Tyson's arm, triggering a gang war; Tyson is killed soon after, while Jibran survives and begins to shadow Vishal. Amar begins to suspect Vishal but struggles to prove anything.

Amar suspects Vishal's involvement in the killings and trails him closely. He struggles to gather solid evidence as Vishal evades direct confrontation. The investigation becomes an uneasy cat-and-mouse dynamic between ally and suspect.

Vishal goes to Kamdev's house and overhears a conversation revealing that the killer might be benefiting society by removing criminals, which complicates his view of justice. Kamdev's volatile knowledge unsettles Vishal and shakes Jindal's grip on the plan. Jindal's insistence escalates when he learns Vishal hesitates to kill Kamdev.

A flashback reveals Jindal is not truly blind and has been using Vishal as a pawn. The flashback shows Jindal's past—posing as an inspector and orchestrating drug smuggling, killing Karan Saxena and his wife Pooja to conceal his crimes. Vishal realizes he has been manipulated.

Amar breaks into Vishal's house and discovers a file detailing Vishal's hit targets. He tracks Vishal to Roma's residence, confronts him and distracts him, leading to a confrontation in which Vishal is knocked out and taken into custody.

Kashinath informs Jindal that Vishal is alive and likely to reveal the truth. Jindal reveals his true identity and attraction to Roma, and orders the killing of the sub-editor Siddiqui, who saw too much. The noose tightens around Vishal as more secrets surface.

Kamdev releases Vishal from custody as the truth about Jindal's crimes and manipulation becomes clearer. Vishal tells Amar the full story, and they head to Jindal's office to confront him, discovering Siddiqui's corpse instead. The alliance between Vishal, Amar, and Kamdev strengthens.

Jindal abducts Roma, forcing Vishal and Amar to intensify their pursuit. Kashinath helps trace Jindal to an abandoned fort where drug lords have gathered, setting the stage for a final showdown.

Amar and Vishal ambush the drug lord assembly and kill most of the criminals. Vishal is shot by Jindal and dies in Amar's lap after acknowledging that Amar was right. Jindal is killed by Amar, and Roma marries Amar as the credits roll.