Sector 36

The film opens with Prem Singh, a house help working for the powerful businessman Balbir Bassi. In a shocking act, Prem is seen chopping up a dead girl's corpse, setting the tone for the grim narrative that follows.

Sub Inspector Ram Charan Pandey is introduced as a corrupt officer who neglects the series of missing children cases in the nearby slum. Frustrated by the daily reports he receives, he stops registering FIRs, demonstrating the apathy of law enforcement.

A boy discovers a rotten skeleton hand in the drains of the slum, but SI Ram dismisses it, calling it an animal's hand. He offers the boy a bribe, showing how easily the authorities turn a blind eye to the truth.

In a heinous act, Prem kidnaps the boy who discovered the skeleton and brutally kills him, dismembering his body. This dark twist reveals the depths of Prem's depravity and sets him on the path of organized crime.

A flashback reveals Prem's traumatic childhood, detailing the abuse he suffered at the hands of his uncle, a butcher. In a moment of rage and self-defense, young Prem attacks his uncle, showcasing the cycle of violence that shaped him.

Balbir Bassi visits his house in Delhi and instructs Prem to bring Chumki home. After that night, Chumki is reported missing, yet SI Ram dismisses her father's concerns harshly, indicating a systemic failure in addressing children's safety.

After an attempted kidnapping of his daughter, Ram Charan realizes that the missing children cases are indeed serious. He pledges to uncover the truth and protect his family, marking a turning point in his character.

The kidnapping of a wealthy family's child triggers a nationwide manhunt that culminates in the child's recovery within two days. This contrast signifies the disparity in attention between high-profile and low-profile cases, highlighting systemic injustices.

SI Ram Charan confronts Balbir over Chumki's disappearance but faces dismissal and violence. Bassi accuses Chumki's father of being untrustworthy, illustrating the corruption and power dynamics at play.

After discovering Chumki's mobile phone linked to Balbir's residence, SI Ram's investigation leads him to uncover Prem's involvement. However, this leads to his temporary suspension, revealing the risks he faces within a corrupt system.

Upon returning to duty, Ram arrests Chote Lal, who eventually confesses that Prem was behind Chumki's disappearance. Under pressure from higher-ups, Ram faces obstacles as he tries to piece together the grim truth.

During an intense interrogation, Prem reveals the extent of his crimes, including kidnapping, abuse, and organ trafficking. His chilling admission uncovers a larger conspiracy tied to Balbir Bassi, shocking Ram Charan and his senior officer.

The brutal truth is unveiled as Ram learns of the 25 minors who were kidnapped and killed at Balbir's residence. The public outrage leads to Balbir's arrest, but he manages to deflect blame onto Prem, illustrating the intricate web of power and corruption.

While in jail, Prem admits to Ram that Bassi had framed him for the crimes. Ram discovers a vital CD that reveals evidence against Bassi, renewing his determination to seek justice.

As Ram tries to expose the truth, he is brutally assassinated by the same hired killers who silenced Chote Lal. The destruction of evidence signifies a continuous cycle of violence and corruption, leaving justice in jeopardy.