Fiza (2000)

In the year 1993, Fiza, her brother Amaan, and their mother, Nishatbi, enjoy a peaceful existence, their familial harmony disrupted when the Mumbai riots engulf their lives, leaving Amaan missing and presumed lost. As the years pass, their lives remain in suspended animation, with the police's attempts to locate Amaan proving futile. Fast forward to 1999, and a determined Fiza, unwilling to remain shackled by uncertainty, embarks on a relentless quest to find her brother. Her journey leads her into the shadowy underbelly of a terrorist organization, helmed by the ruthless Murad Khan, where she finds Amaan, now a changed man, entrenched in a world of violence and chaos. Undeterred, Fiza manages to coax Amaan back into the warmth of home, reuniting him with their grieving mother. But their happiness is short-lived as Amaan's past refuses to release its grip, drawing him back into its deadly fold. A confrontation sparked by the harassment of Fiza unravels Amaan's dark secret, shattering their world and leading their mother to the brink of despair. In a desperate bid to save her brother, Fiza, aided by Anirudh, tracks down Amaan who is now on a mission to assassinate two influential politicians. Aman's successful mission sparks a treacherous betrayal by his own terrorist group, forcing him to flee, with Fiza hot on his heels. As the police close in, a tormented Amaan, trapped between his past and the love for his sister, pleads with Fiza to end his life. In a heartbreaking climax, Fiza complies, her brother's last words echoing the first Kalma in Islam, 'La illa ha ill Allah, Mohammad dur Rasullalah', signifying his final surrender to a higher power. Fiza is a poignant tale of familial bonds, twisted loyalties and the heartbreaking choices one must make in the face of unrelenting adversity.

Fiza is a drama movie featuring Hrithik Roshan and directed by Khalid Mohammed.

Fiza is currently streaming on Netflix.