Right Yaaa Wrong

Ajay Shridhar, a compassionate ACP, suffers a life-changing injury while on duty, leaving him quadriplegic and confined to a wheelchair. The accident reframes his sense of care, home life, and his relationship with his son Yash. The injury sets the stage for a chilling pursuit of control over his destiny.

At home, Ajay grapples with his new reality. He questions who will care for him and how love and loyalty will be tested, especially regarding his school-age son Yash.

Ajay discovers that Anshita is having an affair with his step-brother Sanjay. The betrayal cuts deep, intensifying his vulnerability and resolve to control his fate.

He crafts a meticulous revenge plan: to secure a life-insurance payout by pretending to be killed in a staged home robbery. He sets in motion a counter-narrative that would let him walk away with financial windfall.

To cement the alibi, he times the plan to a late-night cinema outing and then returns home to carry out the staged crime. Anshita and Sanjay believe the plan will succeed, unaware of the trap he has set. The sequence blends normalcy with menace, underscoring his control over the narrative.

That night, Anshita and Sanjay arm themselves and attempt the murder, while Ajay feigns death and dramatizes the scene as if the plan works. He watches from the shadows, letting their confidence grow before he reveals the ruse. The chilling calm of the moment underscores how far he is willing to go to control the outcome.

Ajay reveals he is alive, shoots Sanjay, and exposes the ruse, demonstrating his mastery of deception. The room erupts as the plan collapses and the true danger of Ajay's calculation becomes undeniable.

Anshita fires again, but the bullets are fake, leaving him unharmed. Ajay remains unshaken and discloses that he knew about her affair all along, turning her desperation against her.

Enraged and cornered, Ajay kills Anshita, and the police soon discover the bodies at his home. The official story frames him as having fought back in self-defense after they attempted the insurance murder, but the truth remains contested.

Vinay Patnaik grows suspicious, challenging Ajay's alibi and pushing the investigation into a tense duel of loyalties and intellect. His relentless scrutiny surfaces gaps in the narrative and strains their fraternal bond.

Radhika Patnaik becomes an unlikely ally as she peers behind the façade and sees the man beneath the crime. Her perspective complicates the legal proceedings and adds personal stakes to the courtroom drama.

In the climactic courtroom, Vinay confronts Ajay with his deepest suspicions, while Ajay maintains the act and controls the narrative. The scene blends legal thriller tension with a brutal display of control and defiance.

The judge acquits Ajay, accepting the manipulated alibi as proof of innocence. The verdict shocks Vinay and leaves lingering questions about truth, justice, and the costs of deception.

With the case resolved, Ajay, Radhika, and Yash begin to build a fragile new life together. They navigate the scars of the past while questioning where the line should be drawn between right and wrong.