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Arjun, a photojournalist and the son of Police Commissioner Uday Singh, meets Aarti, a low-profile reporter. They quickly fall in love and decide to marry, but they must await the approval of Arjun's close friend Iqbal, a former Indian Army Captain. This set-up frames a personal conflict that underpins the conspiracy looming over the family.

The police commissioner is blamed for letting off an unknown terrorist and is declared a traitor. Arjun believes this is a conspiracy against his father and resolves to uncover the truth. Iqbal is present at the family gathering when the arrest occurs, deepening Arjun's distrust of the people around him.

Feeling the arrest is a setup, Arjun leaves for the search of the fugitive terrorist and to unmask the conspirators who have damaged his father's dignity. He embarks on a personal mission, risking his safety to restore his family's honor. This marks the turning point from personal life toward a dangerous pursuit.

In Kashmir, Arjun survives an attack orchestrated by the same group that framed his father. He discovers that Iqbal is the leader of this terrorist organization. The encounter pivots on Iqbal's revelation that his own past as a patriotic army captain was corrupted into terrorism.

Iqbal recounts a village riot that shattered his family and heart, and a communal leader Shah Alam drives him toward violence. He is groomed along with hundreds of youths to fight those who destroyed their village, eventually becoming a terrorist leader. The backstory clarifies how manipulated patriotism can be weaponized.

Arjun explains that the attempt to brand Iqbal as a terrorist is a calculated conspiracy, exploiting his army expertise with explosives. He argues that Iqbal's abilities were being used to threaten the country from within. Realizing the manipulation, Iqbal agrees to help Arjun.

Shah Alam informs his crime partner Swamiji about Iqbal's departure, prompting Swamiji to threaten Arjun's family if he stays quiet. Swamiji then confronts Arjun at his home, pressing him to keep silent. The threat escalates the danger surrounding Arjun and his quest for truth.

The duo relentlessly pursues Iqbal, hoping to kill the key witness who could expose them. Their pursuit widens the danger to Arjun and those around them. The hunt builds toward the courtroom showdown that will determine the truth.

As the trial reaches its peak, Arjun brings Iqbal into the courtroom, challenging the authorities to see through the conspiracy. Iqbal provides evidence against Alam and Swamiji, and the judge declares both Iqbal and Commissioner innocent. Alam is arrested, while Swamiji's power collapses under public exposure.

Arjun's media allies broadcast the proceedings live on national television, revealing Swamiji's true nature to his followers. The revelation triggers a violent backlash, and Swamiji is beaten to death by his own followers. The public exposure marks the end of the conspirators' scheme.

With the conspirators defeated and his father vindicated, Arjun completes his mission. The family is vindicated, and Uday Singh's reputation is restored. The film closes on a note of justice and renewed trust between father and son.

Iqbal accepts Arjun's plan and agrees to help reveal the truth, leaving behind the path of violence. He contemplates a future where his past actions are exposed to prevent further bloodshed. The alliance between Arjun and Iqbal becomes a catalyst for societal accountability.

Aarti, the reporter who loves Arjun, supports the investigation through media connections, helping to telecast the court proceedings. Her involvement demonstrates how journalism can influence justice and public opinion. She stands with Arjun as their story unfolds.