Chakradhaar

'Benares.'

'Every neighbourhood, every lane... '

'... and every house has a story to tell.'

'According to the scriptures... '

'... Benares is the soul of the world.'

'Situated on the trident of Lord Shankar... '

'... Beneras offers solace to people from every religion.'

'The Mafia suddenly stormed this... '

'... centre of righteousness and education.'

'And entire Benares was shaken.'

'This story written in blood written... '

'... on the pious land of Benares, is of a youngster... '

'... who wrote a new chapter in the world of crime... '

'... which the world will neverforget.'

Avantika.

The story we're going to coverthis time...

...is the most dangerous criminal of Purvanchal.

And what do you think?

Will a dangerous criminal like him, speak to us?

I think he's very dangerous.

Even stones can speak.

You should how to make them.

And I think on this battlefield, journalists are 'Numero Uno'.

Hello. - Welcome ma'am.

Please come. - Thank you.

We already received a call from the Home Minister's office.

If you need anything, let us know.

No formalities, please.

And thank you very much for your cooperation. - You're welcome.

Take madam to the conference room. - Yes.

Yes, sir.

Until then I'll send Pandit.

Ma'am, Pandit hasn't arrived yet. - Har Har Mahadev!

Keep seated, madam.

You're the fourth pillar of democracy.

If you stray from your determination...

...then it will create an upheaval in the Parliament.

Go ahead, ask what you want.

Sir, there are a few questions, which ma'am will ask you.

This is the answer sheet.

What the hell are you talking?

Questions and answers are already fixed.

Everything's scripted.

Preplanned. And I... am just a puppet.

Look. I am very sorry.

But our experts have chosen these questions.

So you've shown yourtrue colours.

Hey you.

What do you mean by journalism?

If Amitabh Bachchan sneezes...

...then all you can do is stand outside Prateeksha and Jalsa.

And yes.

60 kilometres from here, the widow of a martyr...

...Abdul Hameed in Ghazipur...

...who laid down his life forthe country...

...still stands in queue for rations.

When will your camera team coverthat?

Or just clearly admit, that...

...journalism now means 'business'.

Show business,

No, no, no.

You can't leave now.

No one will leave without completing this interview.

Madam.

I am ready forthe interview.

But I've a condition.

You can consider it a condition.

Or an order. - Okay.

Ask the cameraman, as long as the interview continues...

...he will switch on the camera only when I want.

And remember one thing.

Whoever listens to me, I respect him.

And whoever doesn't, I severe his head.

I've a condition as well.

And it's just a request, not an order.

Can I call you Shravan?

This name...

This name sounds familiar.

I'm hearing this name after a decade.

You caught my weak spot.

Ask.

But yes, you'll ask from your heart...

...and I will speak from my mind.

Because I don't have a heart.

My heart was a temple, but it's shattered now.

Tears were like the water of Ganga, but they've dried up.

Shravan.

Tell me something about Shravan.

Shravan loved colours.

These hands that are now dipped in blood...

...were once afraid to touch delicate butterflies.

I still rememberthose college days.

I was so happy.

So happy.

"There's something beautiful around every corner."

"And it's unique."

"My heart's bound to get restless."

"My heart's bound to get restless."

"There's something beautiful around every corner."

"And it's unique."

"My heart's bound to get restless."

"My heart's bound to get restless."

"My passion has crossed its limit."

"I've befriended the ambience."

"I'm in love with the destination."

"And I'm looking forthat special one."

"I am looking for a companion."

"The rest doesn't matter."

"I want to be lost every moment... in her love."

"I will kiss my beloved with my eyes."

"There's something beautiful around every corner."

"And it's unique."

"My heart's bound to get restless."

"My heart's bound to get restless."

Have you seen the book this year?

Hey! - Reading the books on the first day.

Bhanu, tell your sister.

It's the first day of college.

Insulting Saraswati (Education).

Look for a scapegoat.

We haven't found a scapegoat for so long.

I've been doing that since morning.

Boss. Found him.

What? - Scapegoat.

He's coming this way.

Excuse me.

Where is principal's office?

This is the office.

Principal, headmistress, professor. Peon.

Everyone's right here.

So, rascal.

Flaunting your English in front of Dev.

See. The Britisher's have left him behind.

Sir, but my intention wasn't to hurt you.

What sir?

He isn't that old.

You'll be punished for it. - Of course, he should be.

He will.

But how do we punish him?

Do you know how to swim? - Yes.

Champion?

School level. National? International?

Swim.

Less water?

Sir...

That's a lot of water.

It's like river Ganga.

He will drown in it.

Come on, swim.

Come on.

Scapegoat.

Come on.

May I come in, sir.

Come in, Sharavan.

Hello, sir. - What are you doing?

Sir, teachers are the gateway to knowledge.

This is my right.

Come, sit.

Sir...

Why this?

It's a tradition that students offer an honorarium...

...to his teacher after the education is complete.

But today, I want to break this tradition.

This is a honorarium.

Sir.

Deva's group has crossed all limits.

On the first day of college...

...they tortured Shravan underthe pretext of ragging.

It's okay, sir.

But, sir. How do you tolerate students like Dev.

Because Dev is MLA Dharamraj's son.

He's the main trustee of this college.

He's turned education into a business.

Monarchism in democracy, that's Dharamraj's old habit.

Ministers, politicians, police, government...

...they all dance to Dharamraj's tune.

Dharamraj's biggest strength is both his brothers.

Yograj, tender mafia.

He extorts money from the all overthe city.

He has the monopoly over all government tenders.

Second, Balraj.

A sharp player of the law.

He handles all the high profile cases of Purvanchal.

But, sir. There must be someone...

...who will stand against them

There is.

The ex-student of this college, Sikander Hyatt.

What's up, Sikander?

Life as usual, Chaudhary.

Looking at your speed, it looks like...

...you want to surpass the Ambanis in the Forex survey.

Everyone knows.

Cement, sand, railways, roads.

Any tender is passed from the secretariat...

...but its approved first from your manor.

You do the business, Mr. Chaudhary.

If we introduce a new product in the market...

...we have to use different schemes, packages...

...and different show-offs.

Sikander.