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Dark room lit only by the camera light. Rain hammers the windows.
Formed in 1776.
Their mission? Global dominance.
Power, money, control.
It’s everything.
Ram (yelling)
What the hell?!
Ram screams as bullets tear through his body. He falls to the ground,
blood gushing.
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CLOSE-UP:
The Commissioner is sipping tea when ACP Aryan walks in with a small
smirk and salutes.
Commissioner (smiling):
“Welcome to Hyderabad, Aryan.”
Commissioner:
“Your first case just landed — Health Minister’s daughter has been
kidnapped. Let’s see if you still got the magic.”
Minister (rushing):
“Officer! My daughter… she’s been kidnapped! They sent a video—just
look at this!!”
He shows a video.
a girl tied to a chair and asking for help .
ACP Aryan:
Minister (shocked):
“Are you serious? My daughter is kidnapped and you want chai? Do you
think this is a joke?!”
Aryan (calmly):
“Sir, just trust the process. Enjoy your tea.”
Minister (furious):
“I’ll make sure you’re suspended for this!”
Everyone freezes.
Minister (shocked):
“A-aren’t you kidnapped!?”
Daughter (confused):
“What? I was at my friend’s birthday. My phone battery died.”
🎬 INT. MINISTER’S LIVING ROOM – SILENCE
Aryan (smiling):
“Case solved. Can I leave, sir?”
Aryan gets up, buttons his coat, and walks out in style.
Saira (laughing):
“Sir... aap toh full filmy nikle.”
Aryan:
“Nah… just practical.”
The Commissioner sits with the Health Minister in his office. Both look
stunned.
Commissioner (half-smiling):
“Sir... the video was forged.”
Minister (shocked):
“What? Forged?! But how did the ACP figure it out so fast?”
He walks to the table, puts down the photo and the video still side-by-
side.
Aryan (pointing):
“In the photo her mother gave me, there was a small mole on her neck.
Not a big one, but very visible if you zoom in.”
He pauses, sips his tea, looks up with a smirk.
Aryan:
“In the video… the mole was missing.”
Aryan (chuckles):
“Next time they fake a video, they should hire better VFX guys.”
Aryan (smirking):
“CID solves the case in one hour. I prefer fifteen minutes.”
Aryan walks into his office after a busy morning at the station. He’s still adjusting
to the new environment in Hyderabad, trying to settle into his role. As he steps in,
the peon (office assistant) hands him a sealed envelope.
Aryan (nodding):
“Thank you.”
He walks into his office and sits down at his desk. The letter has no sender listed,
just a simple seal. He opens it carefully, his eyes scanning the words as he reads
aloud.
Aryan places the letter down on his desk. He sits back in his chair, his fingers
tapping thoughtfully on the surface. He’s calm but his mind is working quickly.
Something feels off.
Aryan:
“Ravi, come to my office. Now.”
Aryan walks into his office after a busy morning at the station. He’s still adjusting to the new
environment in Hyderabad, trying to settle into his role. As he steps in, the peon (office assistant) hands
him a sealed envelope.
Aryan (nodding):
“Thank you.”
He walks into his office and sits down at his desk. The letter has no sender listed, just a simple seal. He
opens it carefully, his eyes scanning the words as he reads aloud.
"My husband was killed on purpose, not in an accident. Please give me justice. I can’t live with the
truth anymore. I beg you to look deeper into this case."
Aryan:
“Ravi, come to my office. Now.”
Inspector Ravi enters Aryan’s office, and immediately he notices the tension in the air.
Ravi (hesitantly):
“Sir, you called?”
Inspector Ravi finishes reading the letter. He sighs, looking a bit uncomfortable.
Ravi (softly):
“Sir, this isn’t the first time she’s sent something like this.”
Ravi (explaining):
“She’s been writing these letters for months. Almost every week, sometimes twice. Same handwriting.
Same plea.”
Aryan (sharply):
“And no one bothered to follow up?”
Ravi (shakes head):
“We did, sir. Her husband died in a gang war. The culprits were arrested. Case was closed. Everyone
moved on... except her.”
Aryan is still holding the letter, lost in thought. He suddenly looks up at Ravi.
Aryan (firmly):
“Get me the case file.”
Ravi (confused):
“Sir? It’s a closed—”
Aryan (interrupts):
“I want to read it myself. Every detail.”
Ravi nods and exits. Moments later, he returns with an old case file. Aryan takes it, flips through the
pages intensely. His eyes stop on a crime scene photo… then the autopsy report. Something catches
his attention.
A government vehicle stops at the gates. Aryan steps out, case file in hand.
RUKMINI sits by the window. ARYAN steps in, holding the old case file. The room is quiet except for
the soft ticking of a wall clock.
Nurse (softly):
“She doesn’t talk much now… just keeps writing the same thing every day.”
Aryan nods and approaches Rukmini.
Aryan (gently):
“Mrs. Rukmini... I’m ACP Aryan. I’m here about your husband.”
Rukmini (whispers):
“The night before… he called me. Said, ‘If anything happens to me, don’t believe it was an accident.
They’re watching me…’ Then the call cut.”
Aryan (focused):
“Who’s ‘they,’ Mrs. Rukmini?”
Suddenly, she gasps, her eyes widen—and she collapses. Aryan jumps to catch her.
Aryan (alarmed):
“Nurse! Nurse!”
Nurse rushes in, checks her pulse… then slowly looks up.
Nurse (softly):
“She’s gone.”
Aryan stares at Rukmini’s lifeless body… stunned. The only lead, silenced.
ARYAN stands in the corner of a dimly lit autopsy room, arms crossed, watching silently. The DOCTOR
walks out, removing gloves, with a clipboard in hand.
Doctor (calmly):
“Cause of death: cardiac arrest. Massive heart attack.”
RYAN stands near the parking area, phone in hand, pacing slowly. He dials his INSPECTOR.
Inspector (pauses):
“Sir… she was called. Right after the incident.”
Aryan (surprised):
“She was?”
Inspector:
“Yes sir. She told the officer on duty that night… her husband had called her and said: ‘If I die today, it’s
not an accident.’”
Aryan:
“So? Did anyone check the call logs?”
Inspector (hesitant):
“We did, sir. But…”
Aryan (sharply):
“But what?”
Inspector:
“When we went through her call history… that call wasn’t found. No incoming from her husband’s
number that day. It was wiped clean.”
Inspector (quietly):
“We couldn’t prove either. But sir… something about that case always felt off.”
Aryan (to himself, coldly):
“They buried the truth… with her husband. And now with her too.”
Crowded alleys. Kids play in the mud. Street vendors shout. The ACP, ARYAN, walks with RAVI through
the slum. Locals watch them quietly. The area is packed with homes, barely inches apart.
RAVI (nervously):
"I asked the same thing, sir. They said his enemy was hiding here… and by mistake, he got shot instead of
him."
He walks toward the crime spot. The area is marked faintly with chalk — a human outline on the dusty
ground. He studies it closely.
RAVI (confused):
"But the chalk outline shows he was facing the shooter, sir."
ARYAN (serious):
"Exactly. If he was shot from the front, the entry wound would be in the chest. But the autopsy says…
back."
He stands up, looking around. He starts tracing the angle of the shot using the body's position.
Something doesn’t align.
The ACP ARYAN walks deeper into the slum, guided by a local. RAVI follows. The group stops in front
of a scorched, narrow corridor leading to a small room.
LOCAL (pointing):
"That was his room, sir… but after the fight, it caught fire. All the nearby rooms too."
He enters the room slowly, crunching ashes beneath his boots. He scans: blackened walls, burnt
furniture, melted fans, and collapsed shelves. The neighboring rooms too are wrecked by fire —
almost nothing survived.
RAVI (frowning):
"Sir… it’s like a bomb went off. But only one body was found — his."
"And now — a whole cluster of rooms completely burnt… but only one casualty."
He walks out, staring at the scene from outside. Locals whisper. A kid hides behind a bucket, peeking.
Aryan stares at the layout, connecting dots.
ARYAN walks slowly around the burnt remains of the room, the smell of ash and charred wood in the
air. He crouches next to the wrecked desk, scanning the damaged objects with a keen eye.
He inspects the burnt PC carefully, his fingers brushing over the warped metal casing. At first glance, it
looks completely destroyed, but something catches his attention. His eyes narrow as he suddenly
observes the PC again.
He begins carefully pulling apart the charred remains, revealing the burnt, gutted interior. As he sifts
through the ruins, he sees the hard drive slot — but it’s completely vacant. The SSD is missing.
ARYAN (gritting his teeth):
"Whoever did this was looking for something specific. They took the SSD and left everything else."
ARYAN (sharply):
"Someone wanted to hide something. Get the tech team in here and start looking for traces. We need to
find out what was on that SSD."
RAVI (nodding):
"Yes, sir."
RAVI leaves the burnt room to call the tech team. ACP ARYAN continues to scan the area, lost in
thought, trying to piece everything together. Suddenly, he feels a shift in the air. He notices a shadow
moving at the far edge of the slum, someone watching him from behind a pile of debris.
The figure freezes for a moment, then quickly turns and starts running. ACP ARYAN immediately
reacts, his instincts kicking in. He chases the figure, weaving through the narrow, winding alleys of the
slum. His heavy boots pound the ground, but the figure keeps gaining distance.
CUT TO:
A fast-paced chase ensues. ACP ARYAN finally gains on the figure and, with a final burst of speed,
tackles him to the ground. He pins him down with a firm grip.
The man is panting, sweating, eyes wide with fear. He raises his hands in surrender, pleading for
mercy.
He continues to beg, his voice shaking. ACP ARYAN releases him, letting him stand, but his gaze is still
hard and unyielding.
ARYAN (coldly):
"I’m letting you go for now. But if you're lying… I’ll find out."
The man nods frantically, still visibly shaken. He turns and starts to hurry away, disappearing into the
slum’s maze of alleys.
CP ARYAN, still processing the unexpected encounter with the man in the slum, pulls out his phone
and dials the inspector. The phone rings for a moment before the inspector picks up.
INSPECTOR (acknowledging):
"Understood, sir. We’re starting the analysis now."
He looks over at the slum once more, the weight of the case pressing on him. The clues are starting to
line up, but there are still too many unanswered questions. He turns and begins walking quickly
toward his vehicle.
[ACP Aryan walks back toward the half-burnt computer. His eyes are sharp, scanning every detail
again. Inspector Ravi walks up beside him.]
ACP ARYAN:
"Because someone knows I’m close to the truth. And they’re scared."
[Ravi looks around the room, piecing it together.]
[The tech team steps into the room, wearing gloves and carrying scanning equipment and toolkits.
One of them, the LEAD TECHNICIAN, kneels by the ruined PC while others begin scanning and logging
the surroundings.]
LEAD TECHNICIAN:
"Yes sir. From the case metal to the screws, internal architecture—even the cable routing—it’s all
personally built. No serials, no branding. It’s like someone didn’t want this machine traceable."
LEAD TECHNICIAN:
"A perfectionist… or someone hiding something. But sir, to understand what this system was used for—
I'll need to take it back to the lab."
LEAD TECHNICIAN:
"Yes sir. We’ll begin the analysis right away."
[The team starts packing the remains with utmost care. Aryan watches silently, his mind running faster
than ever.]
[Aryan walks up the hallway of his apartment, tired but alert. He notices the door slightly open.]
[The faint city light glows through the curtains, illuminating the room just enough to see the living
area.]
[On the tea table… a white envelope. Neatly placed. Clean. Untouched. He walks toward it carefully,
gun still drawn.]
[He picks up the letter and opens it. Inside, just a few chilling words in bold letters:]
LETTER (reads):
"If you want to live your life... stop this investigation."
[Aryan spins around instantly, gun aimed, footsteps slow and steady as he walks toward the room. He
pushes the door open—empty. But the window is slightly ajar.]
[He rushes to the window, looks down. A black-clad figure melts into the crowd below and vanishes.]
[The room is dim, lit by multiple screens showing security footage from different cameras across the
apartment complex. ACP Aryan stands with arms crossed, focused, while Inspector Ravi fast-forwards
the footage.]
INSPECTOR RAVI:
"Sir, here's the footage from 15 minutes before you arrived home."
[On screen: A figure in a black hoodie and mask sneaks into the building, keeping their head down.
They avoid the main entrance camera and seem to know exactly where the blind spots are.]
ACP ARYAN (sharp):
"Pause it. Zoom in on that wrist."
[Ravi zooms. The figure raises their hand slightly—revealing a luxury watch. Aryan narrows his eyes.]
ACP ARYAN:
"That’s a Royal Oak. Costs more than a constable’s yearly salary. This guy isn't just a thug… he’s well-
funded."
[They continue watching. The intruder walks straight to Aryan’s apartment door. In less than 10
seconds, he picks the lock and enters silently.]
ACP ARYAN:
"And he wasn’t here to kill. Just to leave a message. That's even more dangerous."
[They fast-forward. A few minutes later, the same man exits, cool and calm, no sign of panic. Gets into
a black SUV with no number plate, and drives away.]
ACP ARYAN:
"Find that SUV. Every CCTV from this station to the bypass. He’ll slip once."
[Aryan is still thinking about the warning letter left in his house. Just then, his phone rings.]
ACP ARYAN:
"I thought the SSD was missing?"
[Aryan enters. The lab is dimly lit, filled with screens and buzzing hardware. The lead technician,
Rahul, approaches with urgency.]
ACP ARYAN:
"Didn't you say the SSD was missing? How the hell is this even running?"
RAHUL:
"That's what shook us too, sir. Turns out, this PC has a hidden internal HDD… tucked inside a military-
grade shielded chamber—not detectable without thermal scan."
RAHUL:
"Yes sir. It’s bootable, encrypted, and entirely fireproof. The casing is custom-designed with bulletproof
steel and ballistic glass panels. Even the screws are tamper-proof. Whoever built this didn’t want
anyone getting into it."
[Rahul presses a button on the terminal, showing a complex sequence of encrypted data. A partial
string of numbers and letters scrolls across the screen. The lab is silent except for the faint whirring of
servers.]
RAHUL (continuing):
"Yes, sir. The encryption is not just a standard algorithm. It has multiple layers, obfuscation within
obfuscation. At first glance, it's just a jumble of numbers and symbols, but when we started breaking it
down, it became clear—it’s military-grade shielding. Each layer is designed to protect specific pieces of
information—only a select few should be able to decrypt it."
RAHUL (hesitating):
"We’ve started to uncover metadata—things like encrypted video files, possibly audio recordings, and a
few directories that don’t match anything we’ve seen before. And there are timestamps in some files
that correlate with events we haven't even begun to investigate."
RAHUL (grimacing):
"Another 96%... but the encryption gets stronger as we go deeper. We’re dealing with something much
bigger than a standard gang war, sir. Whoever built this didn’t want anyone—not even experts like us—
getting to the truth."
[Rahul gestures at the screen, his fingers flying over the keyboard as lines of code stream down
rapidly. The lights in the lab flicker slightly as the tension builds.]
[The phone rings suddenly, breaking the tension in the lab. ACP Aryan answers it, eyes still focused on
the screen.]
[The room is dimly lit, the air thick with tension. ACP Aryan stands near the doorway, arms crossed,
eyes narrowed. The Inspector sits across from Ravi Patel, who looks visibly nervous.]
INSPECTOR:
"Why were you talking to her before her death?"
RAVI (calmly):
"I used to talk to her every day, sir. Ever since she was admitted to the hospital… she didn’t have anyone
else. We shared the same concern. He was my best friend."
RAVI (hesitates):
"He never told me the name, sir. Just ‘him’…"
RAVI (quietly):
"No, sir. It did start. He was live for maybe… 10 seconds. Long enough for me to see his face, sweating.
He said one word—‘Finally’—and then… it went black."
[ACP Aryan turns to the side, whispering to himself, lips tight.]
RAVI (desperate):
"But sir, he really started it. I saw it. He was just about to say something big. Then the screen glitched,
and it cut off."
[The room falls silent. The ticking of the wall clock grows louder.]
[Tense silence. ACP Aryan paces slightly, mind racing. The weight of all the clues presses down.]
INSPECTOR:
"Sir, with due respect… why would anyone give 2 crores just to watch you?
Why would an entire gang fight happen in a crowded area… and only one man dies?
Why would that journalist's PC be so damn customised, from bulletproof casing to military-grade
encryption?
Who does that unless they're hiding something big?"
ACP ARYAN:
"This isn't just about a murder.
This is a cover-up.
Every piece of this has been planted with care.
And that hard drive…
It’s holding something someone desperately wants hidden."
[Ravi speaks up softly.]
RAVI:
"Sir… if you’re right…
Then we’ve just scratched the surface."
ACP ARYAN:
"Let’s dig deeper.
No matter who’s behind this."
[The room is tense. ACP Aryan sits forward, eyes locked on Ravi, who looks uneasy but cooperative.]
ACP ARYAN:
"Ravi… did your friend leave behind anything?
Files, drives, notes… anything at all?"
RAVI (thinking):
"Uhh… actually sir… yes.
He gave me a small box a few weeks before the… incident.
Told me not to open it unless something happened to him."
ACP ARYAN:
"Where is it?"
RAVI:
"It’s… in my bedroom, sir. I kept it locked away."
ACP ARYAN:
"Show me."
BANG!
[A sniper bullet shatters the window. Ravi is hit in the shoulder and collapses with a cry of pain.]
WHOOSH!
[A firebomb or timed incendiary device explodes near the window. Flames erupt across the room. The
fire spreads rapidly to curtains, papers, and wooden panels.]
[Through the rising smoke and heat, Aryan spots the box lying just outside the flame’s reach—but it’s
catching fire, edges curling and blackening.]
[He dashes forward, pulling off his coat and using it to swat flames. Kneeling in the burning room,
sweat dripping and coughing from the smoke—]
ACP ARYAN:
"Come on, come on!"
[He yanks the half-burnt box out. The top is charred, and papers inside are partially blackened. He
cradles it tightly under his arm.]
[He returns to Ravi, grabs him by the arm and shoulders, and half-drags, half-carries him out of the
burning room as the ceiling creaks ominously.]
[Aryan stumbles out of the house, coughing. He lays Ravi down on the sidewalk. The burning house
rages behind them.]
[He looks down at the scorched box in his hands. He opens it slowly. Amidst the half-burnt contents,
something metallic gleams—maybe a flash drive, a key, a sealed envelope.]
[Sirens wail faintly in the distance. Aryan kneels beside the half-burnt box, Ravi barely conscious
behind him. He opens the scorched lid.]
[Inside—among burnt papers and melted plastic—lies a half-burnt notebook, and tucked inside it: a
sheet with strange, wired symbols and markings.]
[He gently unfolds the sheet. The page is filled with cryptic symbols—part code, part handwritten
gibberish—like a mix of programming syntax and ancient language. Parts are smudged by fire, but
others are clear.]
[He pulls out his phone and takes pictures of the page. Then, carefully folds the sheet and slips it into a
plastic evidence pouch.]
RAVI (weakly):
"Sir... that paper... he always said... that paper will lead to everything..."
[ACP Aryan stands next to the forensic tech team. The charred paper with the wired text is placed
under a specialized scanner. The symbols glow faintly on the screen.]
TECH HEAD:
"No, sir. Not unbreakable. Just... nearly impossible. Whoever made this didn’t want anyone decoding it.
It’s like it’s written for a machine... and a genius."
[ACP Aryan is reviewing the data on the computer when his phone rings. He picks it up, his expression
turning serious as he listens.]
INSPECTOR:
"He's in custody, sir. We’re taking him to the interrogation room now. He’s in shock, looks like he never
expected to be caught."
[ACP Aryan hangs up and walks out, his mind racing. He knows this could be the breakthrough he’s
been waiting for.]
[The suspect is sitting nervously, his hands trembling. The air is tense. ACP Aryan walks in with his
usual calm demeanor, and the inspector stands by the door, observing. The suspect is clearly
intimidated.]
ACP ARYAN (leaning in, his voice cutting through the suspect’s panic):
"And the journalist? What did he have to do with this?"
[ACP Aryan stands up, his gaze cold and intense. He motions for the inspector to take the suspect
away.]
ACP ARYAN (to himself as he walks out, his voice low and determined):
"So, it’s bigger than just one person. This... this was all orchestrated. But by who? And why?"
[As the door closes behind them, ACP Aryan stands still, deep in thought, processing the information.]
[ACP Aryan is back in his office, reviewing the encrypted data. He looks over the clues and evidence,
trying to piece together the truth. He sits at his desk, thinking about the suspect’s words.]
[ACP Aryan hangs up and stands, looking out the window. He’s deep in thought, but his resolve has
never been clearer.]
[ACP Aryan walks into the lab, where the tech team is working diligently on the encrypted hard drive.
One of the lead techs looks up as ACP Aryan enters.]
LEAD TECH (pauses, looking at the rest of the team before speaking):
"Sir, with all due respect, if we had access to AAR Group of Industries’ lab... we could crack this in about
10 seconds. The tech they have there is state-of-the-art, and it’s the only thing that could match the
encryption on this drive."
[The scene opens at the luxurious AAR house. ACP Aryan walks through the grand entrance, his face
serious but determined. He is escorted by a housekeeper to the sitting room where Mrs. AAR, is
seated gracefully.]
[Mrs. AAR is dressed in black, a look of quiet strength in her eyes. She stands up as ACP Aryan enters
the room.]
[They exchange a formal handshake, and ACP Aryan takes a seat. A silence lingers for a moment.]
MRS. AAR (pauses, looking down thoughtfully before meeting his gaze):
"You want to access that lab... after everything? Are you sure this is the only way?"
MRS. AAR (after a long pause, she speaks with quiet determination):
"You have my permission, Aryan. But know this — whatever you uncover, there will be consequences.
My husband's work was never meant to be exposed to the public. He built that lab for a reason."
[As ACP Aryan heads toward the door, Mrs. AAR’s voice stops him.]
[ACP Aryan stands up after receiving permission from Mrs. AAR to continue the investigation. He’s
about to leave, but she calls out to him, her voice filled with urgency and gravity.]
[ACP Aryan turns around, sensing the change in her tone. Her gaze is intense, her expression filled
with concern.]
[ACP Aryan listens closely, his face serious, sensing the weight of her words.]
[ACP Aryan stands in silence for a moment, absorbing her warning. His brow furrows, a flash of
confusion crossing his face as he processes what she just said.]
[He nods slowly, though his mind is still racing with questions. He’s unsure why her warning feels so
urgent, but he brushes it aside for now.]
[Before he leaves, Mrs. AAR calls out one last time, her voice more mysterious than ever.]
[ACP Aryan stops in his tracks, a chill running through him at her words. His mind begins to race again.]
[He shakes off the uneasy feeling, but her words continue to echo in his mind as he exits the room, his
face a mixture of confusion and determination.]
[ACP Aryan enters the AAR lab, his eyes widening at the sheer scale and futuristic design of the place.
The lab is unlike anything he’s ever seen before—sleek walls, advanced machinery operating in the
background, and interactive touch panels glowing softly. The hum of cutting-edge technology fills the
air.]
[He pauses, taking a moment to absorb the surroundings, sensing the weight of the task ahead. His
mission is far from over.]
[He pulls out the half-burnt box from his bag and carefully places it on the counter. The charred edges
of the paper are still legible. With steady hands, he opens the box and removes the fragile sheet of
paper.]
[He places the paper in front of the AI assistant, who immediately activates. The lab's lighting shifts,
and a soft whirring sound fills the room as the AI scans the paper.]
[The AI works quickly, its glowing eyes flashing as it processes the information. ACP Aryan watches
intently, his heart racing with anticipation. Time seems to stretch as the assistant continues its
analysis.]
Decoded Message:
"The code to unlock the encrypted drive is as follows. Input this sequence into the designated interface to
bypass the military-grade encryption."
The Code:
"8F4D6A2B9C1D7A88F22D7E9B8A9F5C3D4A22F7D6E8D12A3B7E5C1EFA32D9F3B5A2E1C"
[ACP Aryan’s eyes widen as he reads the code. This is it—the key to the military-grade encryption on
the HDD. He quickly jots it down on a notepad.]
ACP ARYAN (whispering to himself):
"This is the key. The military encryption code... the one that’s been stopping us from accessing the hard
drive."
[He looks at the screen again, the code glowing faintly, and realizes just how crucial this moment is. If
they can crack the drive, they will have the information they need to solve the case.]ACP ARYAN
(thinking to himself):
"Now I know what I’m up against. Whoever set this up, they were prepared... but so are we." [acp Aryan
takes the code and drives to the lab]
[ ACP Aryan stands in the lab, holding the paper in his hand. His thoughts are interrupted as he
remembers the words of Mrs. AAR.]
[ACP Aryan blinks, the words ringing in his ears as he tightens his grip on the paper. A feeling of doubt
creeps over him—could the people around him be involved in something far larger? Was someone
manipulating him all along?]
[He snaps out of his thoughts and makes a decisive move. He walks toward the workstation where the
tech team is gathered, analyzing the evidence. His eyes narrow as he notices the PC—the one used by
the victim.]
[The technicians look up, surprised by his urgency, but one of them nods and hands him the computer.
ACP Aryan turns to leave, but his mind is racing with a thousand questions. He knows something isn't
right.]
[As he walks out of the lab, the weight of Mrs. AAR's warning hangs heavily on his mind.]
ACP ARYAN (thinking to himself):
"Tampered evidence... The stakes are higher than I thought. Someone is playing a dangerous game, and
I’m right in the middle of it. I can’t trust anyone right now, not even my own team. I need to keep my
guard up."
[He heads straight to the car, the PC in his hand, prepared to confront the next part of the mystery—
whatever it may be.]
The room is dimly lit. ACP Aryan enters with the military-grade custom-built PC, now in his custody. He
sits down, connects the system, and takes a deep breath. He recalls Mrs. Aar’s words:
SCREEN:
ACCESS GRANTED
A flood of encrypted files burst open onto the screen. Among them, one video file stands out —
labeled simply:
“CAM_FOOTAGE_FINAL.mp4”
Suddenly, 20 masked intruders flood in from every entrance — armed with knives, guns, rods. Tactical
gear. Night vision.
He doesn’t wait.
He charges straight at them.
SHHK!
A masked figure from the shadows lunges forward and stabs him clean through the side with a
uniquely shaped black dagger, glowing faintly at the edges — not a normal blade.
One… five… ten... twenty bodies fall — the hall soaked in blood.
The same strange dagger is thrust into his heart — final and fatal.
Ankith collapses.
END FOOTAGE.
The room is dimly lit, and ACP Aryan is hunched over his desk, intently watching the chilling footage
on the computer screen. The footage reveals Shri Ankith Reddy, the founder of AAR Group of
Industries, taking down 20 armed assailants with shocking precision. But then, the footage shifts — a
masked group enters the scene and, in a brutal turn of events, stabs Ankith Reddy with a unique,
specially crafted knife. The video ends abruptly.
Just as the realization sinks in, he grabs his phone and begins to download the video file, determined
to preserve the evidence.
The tension in the room is palpable. The progress bar on the download moves slowly — 99%... 100%.
Just as the download finishes, a loud blast shakes the house. The front door is blown open by a
forceful explosion. ACP Aryan’s heart races as the door shatters, sending splinters flying.
A group of masked men rush in, wielding guns and knives, their faces hidden beneath black balaclavas.
They spread out in the house, moving toward ACP Aryan, their intentions clear — to eliminate him.
ACP Aryan (eyes wide, shocked but determined)
What the hell?
Without hesitation, the masked men charge at him. ACP Aryan’s instincts kick in. He dives behind his
desk, narrowly avoiding the barrage of bullets fired at him. He grabs his gun from the drawer, but as
he stands up to defend himself, one of the men lunges toward him with a knife, slashing at him.
The room is filled with chaos — bullets flying, men shouting commands, and the sound of metal
hitting wood and glass. ACP Aryan rolls to the side, narrowly avoiding a knife aimed at his chest. The
leader of the group approaches him, holding a large, gleaming knife in his hand, the same one seen in
the footage.
Leader (grinning)
You’re too much of a problem, ACP. We can’t let you expose the truth.
With a sudden burst of energy, ACP Aryan fires his weapon at one of the attackers, hitting him in the
shoulder. The man stumbles back, but the others close in, forcing ACP Aryan to retreat further into the
house.
He runs toward the hallway, narrowly avoiding another bullet, and then dives into a side room,
slamming the door behind him. The masked attackers continue to pursue him, but for now, he has a
moment to catch his breath.
The chaos intensifies as masked men flood the house, guns blazing. ACP Aryan is trapped, darting from
cover to cover, trying to outsmart his attackers.
The masked men close in, one of them lunging with a knife. ACP Aryan barely avoids it, the blade
grazing his arm. Blood begins to trickle down his sleeve.
In a split second, ACP Aryan spots the window at the far end of the room. No time to waste. He makes
a run for it, dodging gunfire, and slams into the window, shattering the glass. Without a second
thought, he dives through the window into the air, the wind rushing past him.
The masked men are too late to stop him. He plunges into the swimming pool below, his body hitting
the cold water with a heavy splash.
He quickly surfaces, still in shock from the narrow escape. The masked men peer out from the broken
window, but they don't dare follow him into the pool. The sound of their footsteps fades as they
retreat inside the house, probably to search for him, but for now, ACP Aryan is safe.
He swims to the edge of the pool, climbs out, and rushes toward the gate of his house, still clutching
the phone with the downloaded video in his hand.
Soaked and breathless, ACP Aryan dashes onto the empty street, limping slightly, phone in hand. His
face is bruised, blood trailing down his arm.
THUD!
Aryan is struck. His body rolls over the hood and slams onto the pavement. The phone flies from his
hand, skidding across the asphalt.
YOUNG WOMAN
Oh my God! Are you okay?! I didn't see you—I’m so sorry!
YOUNG WOMAN
You’re bleeding—
ACP ARYAN
They’re coming. No time. Just… drive.
She hesitates, but grabs the phone and helps him into the car.
YOUNG WOMAN
I don’t even know who you are...
The girl slams the door shut and drives off into the dark street—leaving behind the wrecked gate,
shattered windows, and signs of a violent break-in.
Rain trickles down the windshield. The road is dimly lit. Inside the car, Aryan clutches his side, blood
soaking through his shirt. The young woman at the wheel is panicking.
YOUNG WOMAN
Why the hell are you bleeding?!
YOUNG WOMAN
(eyes wide)
You’re bleeding out! You need help!
ACP ARYAN
Help is what got me into this mess.
He pulls out his phone, checking the download—complete. He grips it like it’s his only lifeline.
The car swerves off the main road into an old, derelict warehouse lot.
The woman helps him into the warehouse. She sets him down on an old bench and runs back for a
small first-aid kit from her car.
YOUNG WOMAN
What the hell is going on?
ACP ARYAN
(panting)
I found something I wasn’t supposed to.
He raises the phone, showing her the video thumbnail — a paused CCTV frame of the violent attack at
AAR’s mansion.
YOUNG WOMAN
(shocked)
What is that?
ACP ARYAN
Evidence. People have died over this.
ACP ARYAN
(eyes widening)
They’re coming.
ACP ARYAN
They’re coming…
He slowly turns.
The young woman is standing a few feet away, holding a silenced pistol, arm steady, expression cold.
YOUNG WOMAN
(quietly)
I’m sorry, Aryan. I really didn’t want it to be like this.
ACP ARYAN
(stunned)
You were one of them?
YOUNG WOMAN
Not one of them. Just someone who didn’t expect you to survive this long.
YOUNG WOMAN
(sighs)
Because… you downloaded the last file. I need it. Alive.
YOUNG WOMAN
Hand over the phone, Aryan. Then you can walk away. Maybe.
ACP ARYAN
Then we both lose.
YOUNG WOMAN
(eyes narrowing)
You brought backup?
ACP ARYAN
No. Did you?
ACP ARYAN
(smirking, blood on his lips)
Looks like neither of us is in control anymore.
But amidst the chaos, one man quietly steps back from the group. He moves with deliberate calm, his
presence commanding attention.
The young woman, still holding the gun but slightly shaken, notices him. Her face hardens, and she
slowly kneels on one knee, lowering her head with a reverence that suggests something deeper than
just loyalty.
The man speaks, his voice cold, calculated, and full of authority.
MYSTERIOUS MAN
(voice low, commanding)
Take him into custody. He’s of no use to us… for now.
The masked men lower their weapons slightly as they move towards Aryan, signaling a shift in control.
The young woman stands up, her expression now hardened.
MYSTERIOUS MAN
(cutting through the tension)
Don’t make this harder than it needs to be, Aryan. You’ll come with us. Alive.
Aryan, injured and confused, glances around, trying to think of a way out. But it’s clear that his options
are limited.
ACP ARYAN
(snarling)
You won’t get away with this. Whoever you are.
MYSTERIOUS MAN
You’re already part of something much bigger than you can imagine, Aryan. You’ve been chasing
shadows. It’s time to face the truth.
MYSTERIOUS MAN
Take him. We have plans for him.
As the masked men move toward Aryan, one of them pulls out a tranquilizer gun. Aryan, disoriented
but still fighting, makes a last desperate attempt to break free, but it’s too late.
The dart hits his neck with a soft thud, and within moments, his vision blurs. He tries to stay
conscious, but his body grows heavy. The scene around him seems to distort as the sedative takes
effect.
ACP ARYAN
(weakly, slurring)
Who… are you...?
The MYSTERIOUS MAN walks closer, his face a mix of cold calculation and something more. He looks
down at Aryan, who is starting to lose consciousness.
MYSTERIOUS MAN
(speaking with calm authority)
You’ll know soon enough. Don’t worry, you’re not the first to fall victim to this game.
Aryan’s body collapses, and the men quickly move in, securing him with restraints before lifting him
off the ground.
YOUNG WOMAN
(softly, almost concerned)
Are you sure he’s of any use to us? He's just a man...
MYSTERIOUS MAN
(sternly, turning to her)
You have no idea what’s at stake here. He's more important than you realize.
The masked men drag Aryan’s limp body towards an underground facility, the air thick with tension.
His vision blurs as the effects of the tranquilizer take hold, and he slips into unconsciousness.
The air is thick with tension as ACP Aryan slowly regains consciousness. His head throbs with pain, and
his vision is still hazy. He blinks, trying to adjust to the dimly lit surroundings. His body is cold and stiff,
restrained to a metal chair. The sound of mechanical humming fills the space.
Aryan’s eyes dart around, trying to make sense of the situation. The room is bare, with concrete walls,
and several monitors displaying surveillance footage of various locations. A faint green glow
illuminates the screens.
MYSTERIOUS MAN
You look confused. Good.
That means you've seen just enough to know this world isn’t what it seems.
ACP ARYAN
(straining)
Who are you…? What is this place?
MYSTERIOUS MAN
(smirks)
You’re still asking the wrong questions.
This was never about you, Aryan.
You were just a wandering spark... too close to a fire you couldn't see.
MYSTERIOUS MAN
No… Aar was the person who tried to stop me.
You see, every country has a certain margin on their GDP — rules, ceilings, limitations designed to
keep the balance.
But he was the one who neglected it… and built the country you live in now.
MYSTERIOUS MAN
In this system, I am the one who should control the game.
The players. The moves. The outcome.
But Aar… he was trying to break the game.
(A hologram flickers to life beside him — a frozen image of Aar, standing tall in the middle of a
bloodied hall, moments before his death.)
ACP ARYAN
(whispers in shock)
He wasn’t just a businessman…
MYSTERIOUS MAN
(deadly calm)
He had the nerve to think he could shift the axis.
And when a piece refuses to obey the rules, you don’t argue…
You remove it — before the board collapses.
ACP ARYAN
You killed him.
MYSTERIOUS MAN
(firmly)
He forced my hand.
He was too close.
Too close to exposing the one truth this world can’t handle.
MYSTERIOUS MAN
(coldly)
He wasn’t just some billionaire CEO.
He was the one man who challenged the natural order —
And for that, he paid the ultimate price.
(The screen behind them now plays the uncut CCTV video — Aar taking on 20 armed intruders in his
home. Then the final moment — when a masked figure plunges the specially made knife into him.)
MYSTERIOUS MAN
(softly)
He almost won.
But the game… was never meant to be fair
The room is now deathly silent, the eerie hum of machines in the background the only sound.
ACP ARYAN, eyes filled with disbelief, anger, and confusion, looks directly at the man in the
wheelchair.
He leans forward as much as his restraints allow, voice trembling with intensity.
ACP ARYAN
Who the hell are you?
He slowly wheels closer, the chair clicking softly against the metal floor.
MYSTERIOUS MAN
I’m the reason your world runs the way it does.
The hand behind the curtain.
The balance that keeps chaos from swallowing the planet.
MYSTERIOUS MAN
To most, I’m nobody.
To a few, I’m a god.
But to Aar… I was the final level he couldn’t beat.
Then suddenly, as the weight of everything hits him — the secrets, the symbols, the conspiracy, the
death of Aar — Aryan's eyes widen with horror.
ACP ARYAN
(gasping)
Illuminati...
(He lets out a nervous, breathless chuckle as if trying to deny it, but can't.)
ACP ARYAN
The myths... are true.
ARCHITECT
Myths are powerful, Aryan. They let the truth hide in plain sight.
And people?
They never look past the myth — that’s what makes them predictable.
(A beat.)
ARCHITECT
But not Aar. He saw through it. He tried to change the rules.
ARCHITECT
So we changed him.
The eerie hum of machines echoes as ACP Aryan glares at the Architect, wrists cuffed to the cold steel
chair. The tension thickens.
The woman in black silently approaches, unlocks Aryan’s cuffs. He stands, rubbing his wrists, wary.
ARCHITECT
Follow me.
They pass through a long metallic corridor, guarded and sterile. Then—automatic steel doors open
with a hiss.
They step out into a massive, bleak land — a hidden dystopia, walled off from the world. Spotlights
sweep over hundreds of broken, malnourished people, some limping, some crawling, many begging
for mercy. The ground is dry and cracked. Makeshift labor camps, watchtowers, and drones buzz
overhead.
ACP ARYAN
(in horror)
What... what is this place?
The Architect, still in his wheelchair, stops just ahead, a faint smirk on his face.
ARCHITECT
The things you see around you — this hell — were made by your so-called Gods.
This... was the place sought since the British era.
ARCHITECT
El Dorado.
ARCHITECT
Not a city of gold...
But a place of power.
You see, this wasn’t just found — it was built.
Built by him — by Aar.
ARCHITECT
It was his prison.
His engine.
His silent factory that fed the illusion of your country’s growth.
The winds howl across the desolate landscape as the Architect rolls Aryan to the center of the barren
wasteland, where hundreds of prisoners have gathered to witness the gruesome spectacle. Masked
men aim their rifles at Aryan, their fingers twitching, ready to pull the trigger. The crowd’s murmurs fill
the air — the hopeless faces of prisoners watch in silence.
ARCHITECT
(sneering)
Any last words, ACP Aryan?
Aryan looks up defiantly, his eyes burning with unspoken resolve. He chuckles darkly, surprising even
the Architect.
ACP ARYAN
(laughing in the face of death)
If I’m going to die today... let me tell you a fact.
ACP ARYAN
How can you believe a person who came from a small middle-class family,
who built this empire...
and you — who has made even the mightiest of men shiver down their spines...
would die so easily?
There’s a moment of stunned silence from the gathered crowd and the masked men. The Architect’s
expression shifts for a moment, puzzled.
ARCHITECT
(mocking)
You still don’t get it, do you?
ARCHITECT
Aar is alive.
BOOM!
A loud explosion rips through the air in front of Aryan, sending a cloud of dust and debris swirling
across the landscape. The Architect flinches, his eyes widen with shock and confusion.
Through the thick, swirling fog of dust emerges a black luxury car — sleek, powerful, and
unmistakable. It slowly creeps forward through the haze, its headlights cutting through the darkness.
ARCHITECT
(staggering back in disbelief, whispering to himself)
No... No, it can’t be...
The car screeches to a halt, and as the doors open, a figure steps out from within. Aar — the Chairman
of Aar Group of Industries, the supposedly dead billionaire, walks out. His face is stern, his eyes
gleaming with lethal determination.
AAR
(calmly, almost eerily)
Step aside.
The masked men — who were once so poised to end Aryan’s life — are suddenly frozen, looking at Aar
in shock. Aar moves with purpose, taking a few slow steps forward. He reaches out and grabs a nearby
weapon from one of the guards, his hand steady and controlled.
ARCHITECT
(choking on his own disbelief)
You... You were supposed to be dead!
AAR
(smirking)
You should have known better than to think anyone could kill me that easily.
GUNSHOTS.
Aar starts firing at the armed men, with deadly precision. Each bullet takes down a masked assailant
before they even have a chance to react. The prisoners watch in awe, as the cold, calculating Aar
eliminates the remaining forces with brutal efficiency.
The Architect, realizing his defeat, stumbles backward, horrified.
ARCHITECT
(in disbelief, horrified)
No... this isn’t possible. You... You’re supposed to be my key!
AAR
(chuckling coldly)
Key?
You must be kidding.
AAR
I’m a bomb to your door of dominance — not the key to it.
ARCHITECT
(spitting with venom)
You could have lived in exile... like a coward!
You made a mistake coming here.
Who will protect you now?
Suddenly — a group of armed men charge from behind the Architect, swords raised, guns cocked. One
man sprints at Aar, yelling violently.
In one fluid motion, Aar unsheathes a hidden sword — impossibly fast — a gleaming obsidian blade
from beneath his coat.
SHHHINK—SLASH!!
The attacker is sliced cleanly in half diagonally, from shoulder to hip — his body collapsing apart mid-
air with a sickening silence.
The other men who were charging suddenly freeze, their eyes wide with terror. They begin backing
away slowly, realizing they’re no match for what just stood before them.
AAR
(slow, menacing tone)
I could kill you right now, Architect.
(He steps closer to the wheelchair.)
But if I kill you... the system stays the same.
AAR
So no.
First, I will kill the system.
And afterwards…
(pauses, then leans in)
...you.
Aar walks over to Aryan, who’s still on the ground, weakened but alert. Without hesitation, he extends
a hand, pulling the ACP up to his feet.
AAR
Let’s end this.
They move together toward the black car — the crowd parting in fear and reverence as they walk. Aar
opens the door for Aryan, then gets in himself.
The engine roars to life. The car reverses, then peels off into the night, disappearing into the horizon,
leaving the broken system and its frightened ruler behind.
FADE OUT.
TO BE CONTINUED...