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Paap (2003)

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Plot

In the tranquil Buddhist village of Spiti, Kaya, a young woman on the verge of joining the monastery, is entrusted with a divine task. Guided by an elderly lama's prophetic dream of his teacher's rebirth, she embarks on a quest to find the reincarnated child, Llahmo, in the bustling city of Mumbai. As they plan their journey back to the serenity of Spiti, their path intersects with the darker side of the metropolis when Llahmo becomes an unintentional witness to a brutal police murder. Enter Shiven, an honest and dedicated police officer, who's assigned to untangle the threads of this brutal crime. However, the deeper he delves, the more he realizes the corruption within his own ranks. Now a target himself, Shiven is forced to flee, finding sanctuary within the peaceful walls of the monastery, under the care of the compassionate Kaya. But the tranquility of their refuge is threatened when the corrupted arm of the law reaches their doorstep, leaving Shiven to face his destiny alone, amidst the pacifistic monks who shun violence. Meanwhile, an unexpected emotion begins to bloom within Kaya's heart - a forbidden love for Shiven. This burgeoning affection throws her life into turmoil, as she grapples with the collision of her spiritual vows and earthly desires. Her father, a staunch believer in the sinfulness of romantic feelings, vehemently opposes this love. Torn between her devotion to celibacy and the yearning of her heart, Kaya stands on the precipice of a life-altering decision. "Paap" weaves an intricate tapestry of faith, love, and betrayal, as it unravels the intertwining destinies of Kaya, Shiven, and Llahmo, against the backdrop of a society marred by corruption and an individual's struggle between spiritual duty and human emotion.

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Paap is an action movie featuring John Abraham and directed by Pooja Bhatt.

Paap is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on Tubi TV.

It is also possible to buy Paap on Amazon Video.