Ram Setu

Dr. Aryan Kulshrestha, an ASI archaeologist, stumbles upon a buried treasure while restoring the Bamyan Buddha statues in Afghanistan. This treasure contains ancient Indian coins dating back to the 7th century, hinting at the region's rich historical significance.

In the midst of his discovery, Aryan finds himself in a perilous situation when the Taliban launches an attack on the archaeological site. He is forced to seek refuge near the historic Buddha statues to evade capture and danger.

During a frantic escape from the Taliban, Aryan falls into a crevice, sliding hundreds of feet down into a hidden cave. Inside, he discovers a reclining Buddha statue, marking a significant moment in his journey as an archaeologist.

After his escape, Aryan manages to transport the ancient treasure to Pakistan, where he reconnects with his wife Gayatri and son Kabir. This marks a return to normalcy amidst the chaos of his archaeological endeavors.

Aryan is confronted with a moral dilemma when businessman Indrakant seeks to prove that the Ram Setu is a natural formation. Indrakant's financial motives threaten to destroy this historical site to facilitate the building of a shipping canal.

Despite his initial skepticism, Aryan submits a report to the Supreme Court claiming the Ram Setu lacks evidence of divine creation. This contentious report ignites a fierce debate about faith, culture, and the nature of historical truths.

Aryan faces immense backlash from society and even anger from his wife Gayatri, who is furious at his challenge to long-held cultural beliefs. These tensions force Aryan to reconsider his position and the impact of his research on their family.

After much deliberation, Aryan agrees to Indrakant's proposal to fund his expedition aimed at gathering scientific evidence for his report. This decision marks the beginning of a dangerous adventure as Aryan sets out to uncover the truth.

Onboard Indrakant's ship, the Pushpak Alpha, Aryan assembles a diverse team of experts including Dr. Gabrielle and Dr. Sandra. They equip Aryan with an Exo-suit for underwater exploration as they prepare to investigate the geological compositions of the Ram Setu.

As Aryan collects samples from the base of the Ram Setu, he discovers sediments that date back an astonishing 18,000 years. This discovery raises more questions about the bridge's origins and points to possible human involvement.

Through rigorous research, Aryan finds rock samples dating back to 5000 BC and discovers evidence of artificially planted corals in the structure. These findings lead him to increasingly believe in the Ram Setu’s man-made origins.

A dangerous storm strikes, causing their submersible to lose power in Sri Lankan waters. Aryan realizes that their expedition has been sabotaged by Project Manager Bali, leading to a race against time to salvage their mission.

While pursuing evidence, Aryan and his team encounter threats from Indrakant's men, who aim to silence them. Tragedy strikes when Gabrielle is shot, losing crucial evidence that could impact their research.

The narrative peaks as Aryan presents his findings in court, asserting that the Ram Setu is a vital historical site that deserves protection. His arguments, backed by evidence, resonate as he confronts Indrakant’s manipulations.

In a gripping resolution, the court rules that the government must prove the Ram Setu is not a creation of Lord Ram, averting its impending destruction. This decision symbolizes a triumph of belief, identity, and the quest for truth within society.