Raakh

Sixteen-year-old Suman Arora goes missing on the night of her radio performance, along with her younger brother Sahil. As panic grips their family, Sub-Inspector Jayprakash Jatav takes charge of the case. With rain washing out evidence and leads collapsing, the search intensifies-until a discovery in the Ridge forest changes everything.

When two teenagers vanish, a close-knit family is shattered and the city is left on edge. Determined to uncover the truth, a relentless officer leads a nationwide manhunt that pulls him deep into a world of violence and human depravity.

An engraved murder weapon and two unidentified fingerprints give JP his first concrete lead. With only 48 hours to prove progress, he races to identify the sword's owner-and the men who carried out the crime.

The discovery of another body confirms the murders are part of a larger pattern. When a key witness comes forward and identifies the two men responsible, JP finally has names. The investigation shifts from identification to a manhunt.

As the killers split up and attempt to disappear, JP tracks one trail to Sonipat while new links point toward Mumbai. Political pressure threatens to sideline him, but a fresh lead forces a difficult choice-follow orders, or follow the case beyond Delhi.

JP follows Babu's trail to Bombay and uncovers disturbing truths about his past. When Babu kills again and prepares to flee the city, JP pushes forward despite direct orders to stand down. The chase escalates into a high-stakes pursuit across states.

Agra becomes the final battleground as JP tracks Babu and Rajjo to the same city. With the pressure mounting and exits closing fast, it becomes a race against time. Will the killers outrun the law once more?

The truth of what happened the day of the crime finally comes to light. In the present, the case reaches its final stage, leaving a grieving family-and a shaken city-to reckon with the aftermath.