Tathastu

Ravi is a devoted husband and father from a struggling family who fights to save his son, Gaurav. Cornered by medical bills and closed doors from insurers and his employer, he escalates to taking hostages to force a life-saving transplant. His choices reveal a morally complex man driven by love, sacrifice, and a desperate hope for his child.

Saru stands by Ravi through the crisis, offering strength and support as the situation spirals. She navigates the perilous line between loyalty and the danger surrounding the hostage situation. Her presence embodies the resilience and hope of a family facing impossible odds.

Gaurav is Ravi and Saru's young son whose heart condition triggers the crisis. His illness is the catalyst for the moral dilemma at the hospital, and his fragile vitality fuels the parents' determination to secure a transplant. He represents innocence and the stakes of life itself in the story.

Dr. Nita is one of the surgeons who informs the family of Gaurav's need for a heart transplant and the money required. She becomes a voice of medical reality in the chaos, balancing urgency with professional judgment. Her presence underscores the ethical and logistical pressures on healthcare providers.

DCP Rane leads the police response to the hostage situation, tasked with neutralizing the threat while managing the safety of bystanders. His role places him at the intersection of law, order, and the public narrative, highlighting the pressures faced by law enforcement in a media-saturated crisis.

The Surgeon is part of the medical team negotiating the transplant and navigating the ethical complexities of a life-or-death operation under financial strain. His expertise is crucial to the outcome of Gaurav's fate, illustrating the fragile line between medicine and money.