Neeyat

The night that Ashish Kapoor falls from the cliff is anything but a suicide. While the storm rages, the guests discover that a hidden trapdoor beneath the balcony led Ashish to a secret ledge at the bottom of the cliff, where he staged his own death. He hoped to disappear while the authorities—especially CBI officer Mira Rao—were distracted by the murder investigation.

Mira soon learns that the real motive behind the chaos is a briefcase full of cash and documents that Ashish intends to use for his fresh start. The briefcase is first seen in the hands of Tanmay, the event manager who is actually a news reporter seeking a scoop, and his accomplice Gigi, a former TV journalist posing as Ryan’s girlfriend. Both plan to smuggle the case out of the castle in Ryan’s car.

As Mira interrogates the remaining guests, alliances crumble. Kay, a quiet guest who has been watching everyone, discovers the trapdoor and realizes Ashish is alive. She confronts Sanjay, a man who carries potassium‑based medication that could be turned into poison, and kills him in a desperate scramble for the briefcase. Kay herself is knocked unconscious by Zara, the therapist, who is trying to escape with the case after poisoning Ashish’s dog Rumi—an attempt that inadvertently prevents Ashish from drinking his poisoned champagne.

Mira catches Zara in the library, and a violent struggle ends with Mira shooting Zara. In the confusion, Ashish tries to flee, but Mira—still believing she is the law—fires a shot that kills him as well. She pockets the briefcase, leaving the surviving guests bewildered.

The twist comes when it is revealed that the Mira Rao we have followed is not the real CBI officer at all. She is actually an employee of Ashish’s cyber firm, and the lover of Devika Chellam, one of the suicide victims whose death Ashish caused. Driven by grief and a desire for vengeance, she assumed Mira’s identity to bring Ashish to justice, never anticipating the chain of betrayals she would trigger.

The film closes with a mid‑credits scene. The genuine Mira Rao (played by Shefali Shah) confronts the impostor (Vidya Balan) on a deserted stretch of road. The real officer warns that the masquerader has just begun, hinting at a cat‑and‑mouse game that could continue in a future sequel. The briefcase, now in the impostor’s possession, remains the last unanswered piece of the puzzle.

Last Updated: September 17, 2025 at 06:55