Shakti

Faqtooni, wife of Egyptian King Mukhtar, sends Bashim to India to retrieve the magical gem and the weapon that stems from legendary bloodlines. This assignment kicks off a dangerous chase that will test loyalties across kingdoms. The mission foreshadows a larger war over power and heritage.

Aishwarya Mahadevaraya, daughter of a government minister and custodian of the gem, quietly slips away from home to travel to Jaipur with her friends. She unknowingly packs the magical gem in her bag, setting the chain of events in motion. The journey begins with a risky secret mission.

Unaware of the danger, Aishwarya and her friends are attacked in Jaipur. Sakthi Swaroop intervenes and becomes their guide and protector. As the story unfolds, his true lineage surfaces, linking him to Rudra and a clash of duties and desires.

In Kashmir, Mahadevaraya makes a bold move by offering a vast fortune for the weapon to his old associate Jackie the Great. Jackie declines, signaling a deeper conspiracy behind the relic and the people who want it. The deal's failure widens the rift between rival factions.

Bashim's henchmen abduct Aishwarya in Kashmir, triggering Sakthi's pursuit. He rescues her, and they head toward Haridwar where Sakthi discovers the gem while swimming in the Ganges. The gem's power begins to awaken within him, signaling a turning point in their quest.

Aishwarya confesses her feelings to Sakthi, but he declines, choosing to protect her through secret missions and layered loyalties. Their bond deepens even as danger closes in around them. The romance remains restrained by the weight of their responsibilities.

A tense shootout leads to Bashim's capture, preventing him from delivering the gem to a hidden buyer. Meanwhile, Faqtooni tries to strike a deal with Jackie to obtain the weapon, but the price proves to be ruinous. The web of betrayals tightens around the gem.

Sakthi reveals he has been working undercover to safeguard Aishwarya, explaining that she is the actual target of a terrorist network. The revelation shifts trust and intensifies the risk as they press on. The personal stakes become inseparable from the political conflict.

Faqtooni dispatches her older son Raakha to India to rescue Bashim, pulling the siblings deeper into a deadly web of intrigue. The plan threads the action toward Hapmi as loyalties collide. The siblings' fates grow increasingly entangled with the gemstone's fate.

The journey brings Sakthi and Aishwarya to a temple for Sakthi's birthday, where they finally uncover the box containing the gem. The moment crystallizes the gem's significance and the prophecy surrounding their fate. The temple setting grounds the mythic stakes of their mission.

Siva informs Mahadevaraya of the looming crisis, prompting orders to bring the gem and Aishwarya to Hapmi. This escalation gathers the key players for a climactic confrontation and draws closer the weapon's rightful fate. Tensions mount as rescue plans converge.

In Hapmi's climactic duel, Bashim attempts to seize the gem but Sakthi kills him with an ancient sword. The weapon is finally reclaimed by the rightful guardians. Sakthi's awakening powers shift the balance and signal the endgame.

A sage unpacks the myth: Rudra, Sakthi's biological father, guarded a sacred pitha and sacrificed himself to shield the family from Janaki Varma, who later became Jackie. The revelation ties Sakthi's bloodline to the weapon's fate and to Mukhtar's own history. The backstory reframes present conflict and purpose.

Prachanda is fatally stabbed by Mahadevaraya, prompting Faqtooni to seize the Sage and Aishwarya for the sacred rite performed every 27 years. Sakthi confronts Raakha and Faqtooni with the weapon; the Sage's guidance leads to Raakha's downfall linked to Mukhtar's severed head. The gem is restored, and a hard-won peace allows Sakthi to depart Hapmi with Aishwarya, the Sage, and the relic.