Yuddho

DSP Agnishwar Ray is infamous as the 'Baap of criminals' for offering redemption to offenders. His aggressive, duty-first approach makes him both feared and divisive, leading to frequent transfers. His 25th transfer lands him at the Uttarpara police station, setting the stage for the clashes to come.

In the Keyatola area, Surya Sinha is a good-hearted local vagabond with a tough reputation among goons and police. The other powerful figures keep their distance from him, yet he wields a quiet influence. His presence foreshadows a complex dynamic with Agnishwar.

Agnishwar enters Keyatola and confronts Surya about being a goon. Surya warns him that entering Keyatola will invite trouble. They clash, but Agnishwar cannot arrest Surya because his wife is ill and needs his attention.

Meena, daughter of the respected Master Moshai, is brutally gang-raped and left to die after attending a college function. Ranjit Saha abducts Meena and Barsha, though Barsha manages to escape. The crime triggers a chain of events tied to powerful local figures.

Surya learns of the assault on Meena and attacks Ranjit at his home. Ranjit's bodyguards call the police, and Surya ends up being detained, highlighting the blurred line between vigilante justice and formal law enforcement.

Agnishwar hears from Surya why Ranjit attacked Meena and gains insight into the power dynamics at play. Ranjit is arrested, and Barsha agrees to testify in court, signaling a potential legal path to justice.

MLA Joy Chand Saha seeks revenge against Agnishwar and orders his henchman Kallu to silence him. Kallu targets Agnishwar's pregnant wife Sandhya, but the attack is foiled when Surya intervenes and stops the assault.

Agnishwar expresses gratitude toward Surya and learns that Surya dreams of becoming a police officer. He recognizes that Surya's past as a goon was shaped by the circumstances around him and the need to survive.

The MLA manipulates the system to have Agnishwar imprisoned, cutting him off from his family. Sandhya is murdered, a brutal blow that intensifies Agnishwar's resolve to seek revenge and restore justice.

Agnishwar starts systematically eliminating those responsible for his imprisonment and the attempted killing of Sandhya. He targets corrupt power brokers and betrayers, making each act of vengeance deliberate and decisive.

With the net closing in on the MLA and his accomplices, the story moves toward a climactic confrontation. The lines between justice and vendetta blur as Agnishwar and Surya close in on their common enemy.

In the climactic showdown, Surya—now a police officer—kills MLA Joy Chand Saha and Agnishwar, bringing an end to the cycle of vengeance. The city witnesses a controversial but definitive resolution as Surya steps into his new role of enforcing the law.