Plot
Vishnu and his younger brother, Devaa, live a happy life with their parents, a hardworking farmer and a devoted housewife. Their peaceful existence is shattered when a wealthy and cruel landlord, Thakur Shamsher Singh, murders their father to acquire his land. In a fit of rage, Vishnu lashes out, killing several of Shamsher's henchmen.
In a cruel act of retaliation, Shamsher rapes Vishnu’s and Devaa’s mother and then kills her. He then frames Vishnu for the murder. Vishnu is found guilty in court and sent to prison. However, with the police on his tail, he manages to escape and takes refuge with an undertaker named Baba.
Under Baba's care, Vishnu grows up, his heart filled with a burning desire for revenge against Shamsher. He learns that Shamsher has changed his name to Sampat and is now a powerful criminal. Vishnu's attempts to kill Sampat are unsuccessful, and Baba advises him that the best way to get even is to systematically destroy Sampat's illegal businesses.
Vishnu embarks on a mission to dismantle Sampat's criminal empire, costing him significant financial losses. During this time, he falls in love with Paro, who runs a small restaurant. Meanwhile, his younger brother Devaa has been adopted by the judge who presided over Vishnu's case and has grown up to become a police inspector. Devaa also suspects Sampat of illegal activities but lacks the evidence to arrest him.
The story sees a dramatic turn when Sampat, realizing Vishnu is the one causing him losses, frames him for another murder. The police officer assigned to arrest Vishnu is none other than his long-lost brother, Devaa. As Devaa approaches Vishnu, he is shot, making it appear as though Vishnu was the shooter. This leads to a final confrontation where the two brothers, initially on opposing sides, must come to terms with their past and the man who orchestrated their family's destruction.
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