Gundaraj 1995

Ajay Chauhan [Ajay Devgn] lives with his parents and his younger sister, carrying a quiet dream of marrying the woman he loves, Pooja [Anjali Jathar]. He focuses on building a stable life, and when a job opportunity in Bombay comes through, he takes it as a sign that his hopes are finally within reach. After a successful interview, Ajay heads to a temple to offer thanks, where a woman named Pratika Jetley notices him and reports to the police that he is the man accused of brutally raping three young women on a college campus. Ajay vehemently denies the charges, but the system moves quickly: he is identified, framed, and criminally convicted, ending up in prison. The shock of the accusation shakes his world and leaves him to grapple with a future he didn’t anticipate.

Several years pass, and Ajay is released from prison to a fallen family life. He learns that his father has died by suicide, his beloved Pooja has followed, and his sister has fallen into severe mental illness while their mother remains untraceable. These revelations turn his life upside down and deepen his resolve to uncover the truth behind the frame-up. As he begins to piece together what happened, he encounters a ruthless police inspector whose daughter was among the rape victims, a collision of personal vendetta and professional duty that heightens the stakes of his quest.

The search for answers takes a decisive turn when a news reporter, Ritu [Kajol], steps in to help him pursue justice. Together, they navigate rumors, clues, and testimonies, slowly dismantling the conspiracy that had wrongfully ruined Ajay’s life. As their partnership deepens, a genuine romance blossoms between them, lending emotional weight to the pursuit of truth. The investigation leads them to the trio believed to be the real culprits—Deka, Manya and Raj Bahadur [Mohan Joshi]—and they work to bring these offenders to justice.

In the end, the story centers on resilience and redemption, showing how one man’s fight to clear his name uncovers a broader scheme and reopens a path to healing for a family torn apart by false accusations. The narrative keeps a steady, grounded pace, balancing personal tragedy with the relentless pursuit of truth, and anchoring the emotional arc with Ajay and Ritu’s evolving bond as they seek vindication and justice.