Naayak

A brutal set of killings is carried out by Siddharth Naayak to shield his friends, instantly reshaping loyalties. The act marks the collision course between two very different lives: Siddharth and the man who looks just like him. The city reels as the hunt begins.

Rawat, a powerful Central Minister, orders the pursuit to capture the fugitive and seeks a quick, fatal end. A CBI officer is dispatched to track down Cherry and Siddharth, turning a personal vendetta into a high-stakes case. The clock starts ticking.

Cherry is revealed to be Siddharth’s lookalike, living a quiet life as a software engineer at CgTrix in Hyderabad. He moves with a calm purpose that contrasts with the chaos surrounding him. This doppelganger becomes central to both men’s fates.

Cherry steps in to protect his uncle Jilebi, deftly maneuvering events to bring him to safety. This act also stirs a romance as Jilebi’s pursuit of Babji’s sister Madhu deepens Cherry’s world. The resulting tension pulls Cherry into a wider conflict.

Cherry earns the gratitude of the city’s children by rescuing them from a traffickers’ ring led by Dassu. His acts of courage expose him to powerful enemies while endearing him to the people. The case raises the stakes for everyone involved.

Siddharth infiltrates the police headquarters and murders the DGP of West Bengal, an act that the CBI misinterprets as Cherry’s doing. This blurs the lines between the two lookalikes and escalates the pursuit. The city reels from the shocking crime.

The CBI, aided by Jilebi, heads toward the Kumbh Mela to corner Cherry. The crowd and the festive chaos provide cover for both truths and lies to collide. The pursuit moves into a sprawling, crowded venue.

Rawat is engrossed in holy rituals as the net tightens around Cherry. The officer moves in, and Cherry is captured, while Siddharth’s presence remains a looming question. The tension elevates as the trap closes.

In a dramatic turn, Siddharth stabs Rawat with a trishula, fracturing Rawat’s grip on power. The officer uses a taser to arrest Siddharth and release Cherry, flipping the momentum of the chase. The scene redefines who is hunter and who is hunted.

The narrative shifts to Siddharth’s past: excelling at Delhi IIT and returning to Kolkata to live with his sister and fiancé Nandini. Badvel’s manipulation of vulnerable youths reveals a brutal underworld that shapes Siddharth’s transformation.

Siddharth kills Badvel and his men after police fail to intervene, turning him into a public sensation. Rawat’s network tightens its grip, and Siddharth’s power starts to expand while Rawat ascends in politics.

Back in the present, Cherry resolves to help clear Siddharth’s name by proposing a courtroom plan. The judge orders the CBI to determine the true identities within ten days, intensifying the strategic tension.

Siddharth brings Madhu and her family to Kolkata, enabling Cherry’s reunion with his love and strengthening their joint cause. The alliance between the two men and their partners grows amid mounting pressure.

Rawat orders the rescue of abducted schoolchildren, dragging Siddharth deeper into the conflict. In the final confrontation, Siddharth intervenes to save Cherry; Rawat is killed by a bomb, the case collapses, and Siddharth is acquitted as he reunites with his love.