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The story follows CBI officer Vidur Mehra as he investigates the public shooting of national table tennis champion Shiraz Malik. The investigation quickly points toward a powerful politician, Ranvir Pratap Singh, uncovering a complex web of extra-marital affairs, lust, and political deceit. Arunoday Singh as Ranvir Pratap Singh (Politician) Shiv Panditt as Shiraz Malik (The Victim) Tridha Choudhury as Antaraa Dixit (Shiraz's wife) Sikandar Kher as Vidur Mehra (CBI Officer) Hrishitaa Bhatt as Chitrangadha Singh Satish Kaushik as Laxman Chotrani (Lawyer) Content Guide ("Hot" Scenes & Maturity)

They photographed everything. On a whim, Arjun checked the metadata of the photos and noticed a timestamp discrepancy: the dates had been altered on some scanned files. Someone had been careful.

Arjun felt the old reporter’s itch. He reached out to a source within the anti-corruption bureau, Neela—now keeping a low profile. She warned him quietly that the leaks were dangerous; powerful people were nervous. “They’ll bury you with paperwork,” she said. “If you peel one sheet, ten more fall.”