Shagird

The film begins with gangster Bunty Bhaiya being arrested in Ghaziabad by Inspector Shukla. Bunty's arrest aims to reveal the pervasive political-mafia nexus that influences various sections of the country. His capture sets the stage for the unfolding story of crime, corruption, and power struggles.

In Delhi, Mohit Kumar prepares to join the Crime Branch as a sub-inspector, meeting senior officer Hanumant Singh and his team. Mohit learns about the corrupt practices involving land mafias and bribes within the police force. His arrival introduces a new character whose integrity is tested amidst a corrupt system.

Hanumant Singh visits land mafia lord Choudhary and eliminates him along with his gang, signaling his tough, brutal approach to crime. The incident attracts media attention, as Hanumant disguises the killing as an anti-terror operation, showcasing his feared reputation. This action demonstrates his complex morality and commitment to his version of justice.

Hanumant's wife receives threats, warning him of consequences if he continues his activities. He is advised to leave India for their safety. Meanwhile, Hanumant continues to operate in the shadows, balancing his responsibilities with personal danger.

Bunty Bhaiya is transferred to Delhi jail where he befriends terrorists and maintains ties with politician Rajmani. Bunty's high-profile presence and political connections highlight the intersection of crime and politics. Bunty's influence remains a crucial element in the power dynamics.

Hanumant and Mohit attend Rajmani's birthday party, where Rajmani schemes to eliminate threats including the assassin Ali. Hanumant sabotages a drug deal by taking bribe money and drugs, and Mohit saves Hanumant's life during the encounter, cementing their complex relationship.

Omar Muktar Gazni and terrorists kidnap journalists, demanding the release of Bunty Bhaiya from Tihar jail. Rajmani orders Hanumant to kill Bunty, forcing Hanumant into a morally ambiguous position, revealing the dangerous nexus of crime, religion, and politics.

Hanumant secretly attacks the terrorists and convinces Bunty that Rajmani intends to kill him. Hanumant then secretly takes Bunty to a safe house, revealing to the audience that he orchestrated the kidnapping to manipulate the situation for his own ends.

Hanumant demands ransom money from Rajmani for Bunty's life, threatening to release confessional videos if his demands are not met. Meanwhile, Hanumant plans to fake his own death after being shot, escalating the web of deception and betrayal.

Hanumant kills Shamsher Rana after learning of a plot against him, faking it as a suicide. He is then admitted to a hospital where he begins to realize Mohit's true allegiance lies with Rajmani, setting the stage for the final acts of betrayal.

Hanumant and Mohit increase the ransom amount and orchestrate a plan to fake Bunty's death, leading to a confrontation with Rajmani. Bunty is shot dead by Rajmani after being lured into a trap, marking the climax of the power struggle.

Following the death of Bunty, Mohit attempts to escape and confronts Rajmani but is killed in a car chase. His death completes the cycle of betrayal, emphasizing the destructive nature of corruption and violence.

Hanumant, after being shot multiple times by Kamlesh, reflects on his life listening to Hindi songs. His death signifies the tragic end of a complex, morally ambiguous cop caught in a web of crimes and corruption.