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  In 2002, communal riots break out in Gujarat between Hindu and Muslim extremists, forcing a young Zayed Masood and his family to flee. They seek refuge with Subhadra Ben, a kind lady and the head of a large royal family, who entrusts their safety with her nephew, Munna. However, Munna, harbouring a deep hatred towards Muslims, informs his elder brother, Balraj Patel, who is a Hindu extremist leader. Balraj leads a mob that massacres Zayed's family, including his father Masood, and mother Bahija Begum. Subhadra Ben is also killed by Balraj for "betraying" her community. Devastated, Zayed, takes his younger brother Zaheer, and flees, only to later discover him dead.
  
  In the present, six years into his tenure as the Chief Minister of Kerala, Jathin Ramdas finds himself under investigation by several intelligence agencies for corruption and involvement in money-laundering scams. Priyadarshini, Jathin's sister, is worried about his change as a politician and a son in a short span and gets into an argument where Jathin himself reveals a truth to the state. The future of his political party, Indian Union Front (IUF) is in turmoil, as a new right wing opposition party, Akhanda Shakthi Morcha (ASM), gains prominence in Kerala. Unexpectedly, Jathin announces his resignation from the IUF to form a new faction, IUF PKR, which is allied with the ASM, whose national leader is Balraj, now operating under the alias, Baba Bajrangi. Balraj plans to amass his wealth under the guise of public service, through exploiting Kerala's political landscape. Meanwhile, Govardhan has been investigating Stephen Nedumpally, P. K. Ramdas' adopted son, who disappeared from politics after Jathin took office.
  
  In the UK, MI6 agent Boris Oliver has been pursuing the Khureshi-Ab'raam nexus. On the other hand, Interpol officer Robert McCarthy, covertly conspires with Kabuga, an African crime lord and Sergei Leonov, a former associate of Ab'raam, to traffic drugs from Senegal to Guinea. Simultaneously, Ab'raam who opposes drug trafficking, thwarts the operation and eliminates McCarthy and Leonov. He arranges a meeting with Kabuga in Iraq. Boris assigns his colleague, MI6 agent Michele Menuhin to track Ab'raam; unbeknownst to her, Boris has been secretly affiliated with Khureshi-Ab'raam nexus and leaks the information to Ab'raam.
  
  In India, Govardhan's search leads him to Daniel Rawther, a friend of Stephen, who drugs and smuggles him to New York City. There, he discovers that Stephen has been living under his alternate identity, Khureshi Ab'raam. Stephen assures Govardhan of his return to India, before leaving to Iraq to eliminate Kabuga's syndicate with the help of Zayed. To deceive his enemies, he fakes his death, a story later reported by NPTV channel, plunging Kerala's political landscape into uncertainty. It is also revealed that Stephen had done the agencies a favour as Robert McCarthy was a double agent working for the Kabuga cartel also.
  
  Priya protests against the construction of a controversial check dam in Nedumpally. During a protest, she is attacked by unidentified assailants, but manages to escape into a forest, where she is rescued by Stephen, who has since returned to India. He convinces her to step forward as the IUF's new Chief Ministerial candidate. Priya agrees and assumes the post of the party leader, thereby making her entry into active politics. The next day a large meeting was held at the party head office PKR Bhavan. As Priya was addressing the gathering and the other leaders, the Central Investigation Agencies, upon the orders of the Union Home Minister arrive to arrest Priya upon a non-bailable arrest warrant based on money laundering charges. As Priya cooperates and is arrested, it leads to a large public support for her from all sides. On the other hand, Jathin meets with Munna and proceeds to meet Balraj, but is kidnapped and held hostage by Stephen until Priya is cleared of false money laundering charges – charges that were linked to Jathin's past crimes as the IUF president. In a flashback, it is revealed that Zayed fell into the hands of the Lashkar-e-Taiba, an extremist group that radicalises children for terrorism. En route to Pakistan, he was saved by Ab'raam, who took him under his wing and promised to help him seek revenge. Upon Priya's release, Stephen and Zayed orchestrate a final showdown against Balraj and Munna, at the site where Zayed's family were massacred, ultimately killing them and fulfilling Zayed's long awaited revenge.
  
  With Balraj and Munna dead, Priyadarshini launches her political campaign. Meanwhile, Stephen gives Jathin an ultimatum: to support Priya's rise to power or face death; Jathin reluctantly agrees to support Priya. Stephen receives a call from the leader of the Shen Triad, a powerful Afro-Chinese crime syndicate, that was aligned with Kabuga, who captures and kills Boris in revenge for killing Kabuga. As Stephen is still talking to the leader of the Shen Triad, Jathin boards a helicopter to be taken back, however, a bomb that was set by the Shen Triad explodes, killing him instantly, much to the shock of both Stephen and Zayed.
  
  In the post-credits scene, the leader of the Shen Triad expresses his interest in meeting Ab'raam, hinting towards an impending conflict. Seeking to uncover Stephen's past, he begins investigating how Stephen became Khureshi Ab'raam, leading to a trail revealing a much younger Stephen in 1981 Bombay.
  
  In 2002, communal riots break out in Gujarat between Hindu and Muslim extremists, forcing a young Zayed Masood and his family to flee. They seek refuge with Subhadra Ben, a kind lady and the head of a large royal family, who entrusts their safety with her nephew, Munna. However, Munna, harbouring a deep hatred towards Muslims, informs his elder brother, Balraj Patel, who is a Hindu extremist leader. Balraj leads a mob that massacres Zayed's family, including his father Masood, and mother Bahija Begum. Subhadra Ben is also killed by Balraj for "betraying" her community. Devastated, Zayed, takes his younger brother Zaheer, and flees, only to later discover him dead.
  
  In the present, six years into his tenure as the Chief Minister of Kerala, Jathin Ramdas finds himself under investigation by several intelligence agencies for corruption and involvement in money-laundering scams. Priyadarshini, Jathin's sister, is worried about his change as a politician and a son in a short span and gets into an argument where Jathin himself reveals a truth to the state. The future of his political party, Indian Union Front (IUF) is in turmoil, as a new right wing opposition party, Akhanda Shakthi Morcha (ASM), gains prominence in Kerala. Unexpectedly, Jathin announces his resignation from the IUF to form a new faction, IUF PKR, which is allied with the ASM, whose national leader is Balraj, now operating under the alias, Baba Bajrangi. Balraj plans to amass his wealth under the guise of public service, through exploiting Kerala's political landscape. Meanwhile, Govardhan has been investigating Stephen Nedumpally, P. K. Ramdas' adopted son, who disappeared from politics after Jathin took office.
  
  In the UK, MI6 agent Boris Oliver has been pursuing the Khureshi-Ab'raam nexus. On the other hand, Interpol officer Robert McCarthy, covertly conspires with Kabuga, an African crime lord and Sergei Leonov, a former associate of Ab'raam, to traffic drugs from Senegal to Guinea. Simultaneously, Ab'raam who opposes drug trafficking, thwarts the operation and eliminates McCarthy and Leonov. He arranges a meeting with Kabuga in Iraq. Boris assigns his colleague, MI6 agent Michele Menuhin to track Ab'raam; unbeknownst to her, Boris has been secretly affiliated with Khureshi-Ab'raam nexus and leaks the information to Ab'raam.
  
  In India, Govardhan's search leads him to Daniel Rawther, a friend of Stephen, who drugs and smuggles him to New York City. There, he discovers that Stephen has been living under his alternate identity, Khureshi Ab'raam. Stephen assures Govardhan of his return to India, before leaving to Iraq to eliminate Kabuga's syndicate with the help of Zayed. To deceive his enemies, he fakes his death, a story later reported by NPTV channel, plunging Kerala's political landscape into uncertainty. It is also revealed that Stephen had done the agencies a favour as Robert McCarthy was a double agent working for the Kabuga cartel also.
  
  Priya protests against the construction of a controversial check dam in Nedumpally. During a protest, she is attacked by unidentified assailants, but manages to escape into a forest, where she is rescued by Stephen, who has since returned to India. He convinces her to step forward as the IUF's new Chief Ministerial candidate. Priya agrees and assumes the post of the party leader, thereby making her entry into active politics. The next day a large meeting was held at the party head office PKR Bhavan. As Priya was addressing the gathering and the other leaders, the Central Investigation Agencies, upon the orders of the Union Home Minister arrive to arrest Priya upon a non-bailable arrest warrant based on money laundering charges. As Priya cooperates and is arrested, it leads to a large public support for her from all sides. On the other hand, Jathin meets with Munna and proceeds to meet Balraj, but is kidnapped and held hostage by Stephen until Priya is cleared of false money laundering charges – charges that were linked to Jathin's past crimes as the IUF president. In a flashback, it is revealed that Zayed fell into the hands of the Lashkar-e-Taiba, an extremist group that radicalises children for terrorism. En route to Pakistan, he was saved by Ab'raam, who took him under his wing and promised to help him seek revenge. Upon Priya's release, Stephen and Zayed orchestrate a final showdown against Balraj and Munna, at the site where Zayed's family were massacred, ultimately killing them and fulfilling Zayed's long awaited revenge.
  
  With Balraj and Munna dead, Priyadarshini launches her political campaign. Meanwhile, Stephen gives Jathin an ultimatum: to support Priya's rise to power or face death; Jathin reluctantly agrees to support Priya. Stephen receives a call from the leader of the Shen Triad, a powerful Afro-Chinese crime syndicate, that was aligned with Kabuga, who captures and kills Boris in revenge for killing Kabuga. As Stephen is still talking to the leader of the Shen Triad, Jathin boards a helicopter to be taken back, however, a bomb that was set by the Shen Triad explodes, killing him instantly, much to the shock of both Stephen and Zayed.
  
  In the post-credits scene, the leader of the Shen Triad expresses his interest in meeting Ab'raam, hinting towards an impending conflict. Seeking to uncover Stephen's past, he begins investigating how Stephen became Khureshi Ab'raam, leading to a trail revealing a much younger Stephen in 1981 Bombay.