Sarkar

The Dharavi slum real estate project becomes the flashpoint. Deven Gandhi offers compensation to relocate the slum dwellers, but Sarkar insists on fair terms. Gandhi refuses the fair deal and tries to secure Sarkar's cooperation with a smaller commission, signaling a looming power struggle.

Gandhi informs his Dubai-based boss Vallya of the plan and forms a coalition with rival Govind Deshpande to oust Sarkar. They begin coordinating with other power factions to undermine Sarkar's grip on the city. The alliance hints at a broader, transnational push against Sarkar.

Sarkar's wife pleads for his grandson Shivaji Nagre, nicknamed Chiku, to join the fold. Sarkar hesitates due to Chiku's volatile temperament but eventually relents. Chiku immediately clashes with Gokul and Raman Guru over how to handle the Deshpande threat.

Chiku's hot temper surfaces as he confronts Gokul and Raman Guru about the Deshpande threat. Their disagreements hint at deeper loyalties and potential betrayals within Sarkar's inner circle. The tensions foreshadow a looming power struggle.

Deshpande teams with Gandhi and Vallya to whip the mill workers into opposition against Sarkar. The plan leverages mass agitation to destabilize Sarkar's authority. The alliance seeks to erode Sarkar from within the labor front.

Deshpande is hotly pursued and killed, and Sarkar's enemies quickly pin the crime on him due to his ruthless reputation. Sarkar recognizes the attacker as capable and relentless, signaling a new, formidable threat. The incident deepens the feud and complicates Sarkar's position.

Assassins open fire on Sarkar during the Ganpati Visarjan festival, revealing a breach in his inner circle. The assault shows that rivals will stop at nothing to topple him. Sarkar vows to identify who orchestrated the attack and tighten his defenses.

Chiku presents video evidence of Gandhi meeting Gokul, while Gokul accuses Chiku of masterminding the chaos. Sarkar expels Chiku from his circle, who then aligns with Gandhi. Gokul's remonstrations reveal the depth of deception within Sarkar's orbit.

Vallya organizes a bomb blast at the mill, plunging the city into chaos. Gokul reports that Chiku was behind the attack, illustrating how loyalties have shifted and signaling a broader conflict between Sarkar's camp and Gandhi's faction.

Around this time, Sarkar's wife passes away, deepening his personal loss. Chiku is shot at during the manhunt but escapes, intensifying Gokul's pursuit and heightening the stakes for Sarkar's family.

Gokul is hunted down by Chiku and is presumably killed, marking a personal victory for Chiku against Sarkar's inner circle. Sarkar swears vengeance on Chiku and Gandhi as the blood feud escalates. The two sides move toward a decisive confrontation.

Vallya arrives in India to negotiate and expresses that Chiku is too inexperienced to lead. Sarkar reveals that Chiku had been sent to infiltrate Gandhi, and that he ordered Gokul's death. The plot thickens as loyalties are reassessed.

Annu learns that Gandhi orchestrated her father's death and shoots him, changing the dynamic of the power struggle. The revelation shifts blame away from Sarkar and clarifies Gandhi's vulnerability. The fallout redefines the battlefield.

Retrospective revelations show that Gokul had shifted allegiance to Gandhi to help sideline Chiku and draw out Vallya. The tangled loyalties and schemes are laid bare as the players reconfigure their positions for the final moves.

Chiku walks in, kills Raman Guru, and a final gunshot confirms Vallya's death. Sarkar and Chiku share tea as Sarkar educates the inexperienced heir on the subtleties of palace politics. The battle lines may be drawn, but the mentor-mentee dynamic remains central to the saga.