Satyameva Jayate
Mumbai has approximately 2 Lakh officers. The majority of the police officers in Mumbai are charged with protecting the city’s safety. However, they don’t always have the best of records. The entire police force becomes terrorized when four of these police officers are killed in an act of brutal killings. Media is searching for answers. These killings are not being accepted by the public. These killings reflect Vir’s character. Bold, calculated, and unapologetic. He is not afraid of dying or killing. He clearly had an agenda. He had a reason. He was not done. The Commissioner fears the next attack and calls on their best to capture Vir. DCP Shivansh represents what a good policeman should look like. He is strong, courageous, patriotic, and, most importantly, clean. He’s also the most skilled at his job. The next series of events will put his probity to the test. He faces Vir who is a vigilante, and will do anything to fulfill his mission. The Financial Capital’s corrupt underbelly will be the backdrop to this epic confrontation. Shivansh and Vir are fighting the same enemy but are separated by a fine line. The Law. Shivansh, the “good-guy”, protector of law, whereas Vir would prefer to handle matters himself, disregarding law. These meticulously planned murders were not vengeance killings. Is there any order to all this chaos? It’s all at risk. The public’s trust in police officers’ ability to protect them is at risk, as well as the lives and safety of many policemen. Is Vir able to deliver his distorted message? Will Shivansh’s Integrity, Ethicality, and Strength be his greatest strength? Or will Vir become his worst weakness?
Director: Milap Zaveri
Actors: Aisha Sharma, Amruta Khanvilkar, Chetan Pandit, John Abraham, Manoj Bajpayee, Nora Fatehi, Tota Roy Chowdhury
Country: India
