Singham Returns

Singham arrives in Mumbai as the new DCP and a routine briefing quickly spirals into a fight against systemic corruption. He vows to uncover the truth behind the money trail and the shadowy network that grips the city. The case promises danger as powerful figures watch every move.

Mahesh Jadhav is found dead inside an ambulance with bags of money, triggering Singham's determination to dig deeper. The incident exposes a web of power that links Babaji, Rao, and their political machine. The early clues set the tone for a battle against a city-wide corruption ring.

Singham starts tracing a dangerous power structure operated by the religious figure Babaji and the ruling party's secretary Rao. He faces resistance from entrenched interests as the investigation widens. The city’s political machine tightens its grip on every lead.

The opposition to Rao's scheme culminates in the murder of Guruji Acharya by Babaji’s henchmen. Singham is driven to pursue justice more personally, knowing the price of challenging the powerful. This act sets him on a path that tests his limits and resolve.

Singham's father Manikrao pleads for him to come home to Shivgarh, prompting a reunion with his childhood friend Avni. Avni's presence softens Singham's exterior even as the undercover mission continues to press on.

Singham targets Altaf Khan, a key broker moving the black money to sway voters. Babaji’s men attack during the return convoy to Mumbai, and Altaf is shot, slipping into a coma but later providing crucial testimony. The operation reveals the scale of the financial network behind the corruption.

Rao tries to crush Guruji’s candidates, including Avni, triggering Singham to intervene and shield those who stand against corruption. The political stakes escalate as the campaign intensifies.

Avni and her brother Kishore become entangled in the fallout, and Singham conducts a dramatic rescue during a public event to protect Avni. The rescue heightens the personal stakes for Singham as danger mounts.

Altaf testifies, undermining Rao and Babaji's walls of power. Singham arrests Babaji and Rao, and riots erupt across the city in response to the crackdown. The city braces for the consequences of the upheaval.

A court attack strikes witnesses down, leaving Rao and Babaji technically free due to a lack of hard evidence. Singham and trusted officers decide to keep fighting outside the system, continuing the mission with a vigilante edge.

Singham and a coalition shed their uniforms and wage direct combat with Babaji’s men in the streets and homes of Mumbai. The brutal, folkloric display of justice is filmed and broadcast, forcing the city to confront the line between law and vigilante action.

In a tense final sequence, Rao and Babaji taunt Singham as they are transported in a jail van. A water tanker crashes into the van, killing both men, a death later framed as brake failure to close the case. Singham cements his vigilante-hero status with a calculated cover story.