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Yusuf, a brutal underworld kingpin, clashes with a relentless cop as a mysterious vigilante wages war on crime. As loyalties blur and vengeance builds, a high-stakes battle unfolds where justice teeters-hero, villain and avenger converge.

In the crime-ridden underbelly of Mumbai, Yusuf Haider rules with an iron fist. A ruthless underworld don with political connections, Yusuf believes in one rule: fear is the only law. But his empire begins to tremble when a series of calculated attacks wipes out key figures in his network-executed with surgical precision and signed with a symbol: Insaaf (Justice). Enter ACP Vikram Singh, an incorruptible officer transferred to Mumbai after exposing a high-profile scandal. Tasked with bringing the city's crime under control, Vikram is caught between political pressure, media scrutiny, and a haunting past that cost him his family. Despite the odds, he becomes obsessed with unraveling the truth behind the vigilante killings. Meanwhile, the vigilante-cloaked in mystery, skilled in hand-to-hand combat and guerrilla tactics-strikes at both gangsters and corrupt officials. As public support for the masked avenger grows, the line between justice and revenge starts to blur. The plot thickens when Vikram discovers that Yusuf and the vigilante share a past: both were once part of the same underground resistance during a communal riot two decades ago. A betrayal back then turned them into enemies, but each still carries scars-some physical, some buried deep. As Yusuf tightens his grip on the city, using brutal force and manipulation, Vikram closes in. But just as he's about to unmask the vigilante, he's forced to confront an ugly truth: the law he's sworn to protect is deeply flawed. Justice, it seems, must sometimes wear a mask. The final act unfolds in a thunderous climax where all three forces-the gangster, the cop, and the vigilante-collide in an abandoned courthouse. Secrets are exposed, bullets fly, and sacrifices are made. In the end, "Insaaf" is not a person-it's an idea. One that lives on in the choices people make.—SHOAIB ULLAH