Baaghi 3 2020

Ronnie Charan Chaturvedi, played by [Tiger Shroff], and his elder brother Vikram Charan Chaturvedi, played by [Ritesh Deshmukh], lead a close, contented life in Agra after the death of their father Charan Chaturvedi. From early on, Ronnie’s protectiveness toward Vikram shapes their world: Ronnie even turns down an IPS opportunity because of several FIRs tied to saving his brother, yet he ultimately convinces Vikram to accept the prestigious police post. As Vikram rises in the ranks, Ronnie’s own brand of justice operates behind the scenes—he quietly disciplines suspects and rescues victims in ways that keep Vikram’s public image intact. The bond between the brothers is tested and strengthened through these shared, dangerous choices.

A new chapter unfolds when Ronnie falls for Siya, a connection that deepens the family’s entanglements. Siya’s presence becomes a cornerstone in their lives, and Vikram’s life becomes linked to Siya’s family through marriage: Ruchi, Siya’s sister, becomes Vikram’s wife, a union that adds another layer of duty and loyalty to the already tense dynamic between brothers.

The plot pivots violently when Vikram travels to Damascus, Syria for routine paperwork. During a video call with Ronnie, Vikram is suddenly ambushed and kidnapped by henchmen serving Abu Jalal Gaza, a notorious terrorist. The local police prove unhelpful, so Ronnie and Siya press forward with unconventional help. They meet Akhtar Lahori, a crucial ally played by [Vijay Varma], who aids them in tracking Vikram’s location. The trio heads to Vikram’s hotel, where they uncover Vikram’s damaged phone and escape before the police close in. The attacker is revealed to be Abu Jalal’s brother, a revelation that intensifies the danger surrounding Vikram.

A relentless chase follows. The antagonist’s forces are formidable, and a goon named IPL is drawn into the unfolding plan through a later twist involving a hotel meeting. A clever set of moves by Ronnie, supported by a sympathetic cop who helps capture IPL, ultimately leaves Abu Jalal with limited options. Fearing betrayal from IPL, Abu Jalal orders his men to dispose of him, hoping to sever the alliance. Ronnie and the police artfully stage a sequence of events that convinces Abu Jalal’s men they have been betrayed, and IPL makes a crucial choice to aid Ronnie in the end. The battle intensifies as Ronnie fights through Abu Jalal’s army to reach Vikram and the hostages.

IPL sacrifices himself, enabling a path to freedom for many, but Abu Jalal manages to trap Siya. Ronnie drives back the onslaught, while Vikram—seeing Ronnie being brutalized—experiences a transformative moment. He rises with ferocity, breaking free from captivity and delivering a brutal counterattack that culminates in the defeat of Abu Jalal. In a tense final moment, Ronnie is given a chance to recover and, with Siya at his side, fights to survive; he wakes, strikes the final blow, and eliminates Abu Jalal.

With the danger over, the trio returns to Agra, where Vikram is publicly honored for his bravery. The events cement a new balance between the brothers and the two women who became central to their lives, underscoring themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and family in the face of extraordinary peril.