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In a bustling Bhopal where the glitter of the film world collides with everyday bureaucracy, a stolen cell‑phone becomes the silent observer, its unfiltered lens turning ordinary moments into a tense, almost voyeuristic documentary. The camera follows the ripple of a seemingly simple problem—a missing driving licence—that quickly spirals into a public spectacle, exposing the fragile balance between celebrity privilege and the rules that bind everyone else.

Om Prakash Aggarwal is a diligent Motor Vehicle Inspector, whose quiet devotion to his job is suddenly thrust into the glare of media attention. A passionate fan of cinema, he finds his routine interrogated and his integrity questioned when a famous star walks into his office seeking an illicit shortcut. Opposite him, Vijay Kumar—a charismatic film hero preparing for a crucial overseas trip with his wife Naina, who is about to give birth via surrogate—must navigate the demands of his career while confronting a bureaucratic snag that threatens his tightly packed schedule.

The film paints a vivid portrait of a world where fans, politicians, and the press converge on a single bureaucratic desk, each eager to shape the narrative for their own ends. The tension is amplified by a swirling media frenzy, whispered rumors, and the ever‑present hum of a production crew racing against time. As personal ambitions and public expectations clash, the story explores how ordinary systems can become extraordinary battlegrounds when fame is involved.

Through its raw, handheld aesthetic, the movie invites viewers to watch the quiet desperation of its characters, the subtle power plays hidden behind polite smiles, and the uneasy dance between devotion to one’s craft and the relentless gaze of a society eager for drama. The result is a compelling, character‑driven portrait of modern celebrity life caught in the unforgiving glare of an unseen lens.

Last Updated: November 25, 2025 at 14:50