Naradan

In the final act Chandraprakash—now calling himself CP—finds his empire collapsing under the weight of his own sensationalism. A young rapper, Mudiyan, publicly calls out CP’s yellow‑journalism, and the video goes viral. When CP tries to silence Mudiyan by arranging a narcotics raid, the rapper’s lawyer Shakira Muhammad steps in, securing his bail and demanding accountability for CP’s manipulations.

The courtroom becomes the film’s climax. Shakira cites the 1994 cable‑TV regulations that forbid half‑truths and innuendo, and she also introduces a long‑simmering complaint: CP had allegedly conspired with his crew to fabricate a rape charge against the chief minister, using a secretly recorded video of a former Narada News employee who was later blackmailed. The victim herself testifies, revealing how CP forced her to pen a false statement and how the sting operation was nothing more than a weaponized scandal.

Faced with these damning revelations, the judge orders CP’s arrest just as he is about to board a flight to Dubai, effectively ending his rise to power. The film closes on CP’s sudden fall—from the triumphant “Narada”‑themed news king to a disgraced journalist facing the consequences of exploiting truth for profit and fame.

Last Updated: September 19, 2025 at 06:56