STF agent Raghav goes on a secret mission to curtail the revival of a naxal uprising in Gadchiroli. But the war becomes too personal as he digs deeper and tries to uncover the larger plan of the uprising.
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The environment ministry suddenly red-flags the FICA project and the Naxals live to fight another day. This time, they plan to do something bigger. Baba becomes more illusive and takes on a even greater commanding persona. Dhruv shares a sensational piece of news with Raghav that turns his life upside down.
The ballroom of Hotel Imperial has transformed into a battleground. The entire administration is shaken to the core as the naxals make a bold move. Baba, the mastermind of the operation, is at the hotel and Raghav is the only one that stands in the way of life and death. Raghav must choose and for once, kill the demon inside him.
A bustling city college comes under the scanner of the STF. Raghav goes to the art auction that Professor Pendse is involved in to observe any suspicious activity unaware that a surprise awaits him there. Meanwhile, Mohit mistakenly steps on something explosive.
Raghav experiences complete emotional turmoil and is hell-bent on revenge. He suspects Professor Pendse to be the mastermind. He traces him and is ready to confront him but ends up falling in a well-laid trap instead.
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