Malang 2020

Advait Thakur, portrayed by Aditya Roy Kapoor, is a young introvert who decides to embark on a journey to Goa. There, he crosses paths with Sara Nambiar, a vibrant and free-spirited girl played by Disha Patani, who is visiting India for the very first time, eager to embrace life on her own terms, much like a wanderer. The two are polar opposites, yet their contrasting personalities draw them together, leading to a whirlwind romance filled with wild passion and uninhibited nights.

Sara struggles with drug addiction, and their escapades often involve procuring substances from Jessie, a dealer portrayed by Elli Avram, who has her own affections towards the couple. The plot thickens when Inspector Anjaney Agashe, played by Anil Kapoor, learns that a notorious drug dealer has infiltrated a rave party attended by his daughter. In a tragic turn of events, Agashe intervenes, resulting in a shootout that tragically claims his daughter’s life.

Devastated and fueled by vengeance, Agashe transforms into a vigilante cop, taking the law into his own hands to fight against drug trafficking. Meanwhile, Sara reveals her pregnancy to Advait, leading him to make a hasty decision to leave. However, realizing the weight of his actions, he returns only to find Sara living with Jessie.

In a shocking twist, Michael, a character portrayed by Kunal Khemu, learns about his impotence just before his engagement and seeks a prostitute for practice. When he mistakenly encounters Sara, believing she is Jessie, an attempted assault ensues. Advait arrives just in time to rescue her, leading to a brutal confrontation involving Michael’s team. The scenario spirals out of control, ending with Sara’s tragic overdose orchestrated by Michael and his men, framing Advait for her death.

Fast forward five years, and Advait finds himself incarcerated while Agashe morphs into a merciless vigilante cop dealing with drug dealers, and Michael serves as a devoted officer. After a series of anonymous threats on the lives of various cops—culminating in brutal murders—Agashe begins to unravel a sinister web of deceit that connects the recent killings to Advait.

In a chaotic sequence of events, Agashe confronts Advait, but the plot thickens as Advait reveals the chilling truth about Michael’s past with Sara — he killed her in cold blood to protect his secret. The tension culminates in a gripping moment when Sara astonishingly resurfaces, having survived her overdose through a rescue by Jessie. With a calculated plan, she ultimately administers revenge on Michael, leading to a dramatic conclusion that leaves Agashe to grapple with the fallout and moral ambiguity of the choices made.

As the dust settles, Agashe recognizes the severity of Michael’s actions, resulting in a bittersweet resolution as he allows Advait to walk free, closing the case file on the harrowing events of the past. This intense narrative explores themes of love, loss, and vengeance, set against the vibrant backdrop of Goa.