Shootout at Wadala (2013)

In the vibrant city of Bombay, amidst the thrum of college life, resides Manohar Arjun Surve, known fondly as Manya Surve. A bright student with a promising future, Manya's world revolves around his love, Vidya, and his strife-ridden relationship with his local goon step-brother, Bhargav Surve. However, Manya's life takes a sharp detour when he's wrongfully arrested by Inspector Ambolkar for a murder committed by Bhargav. This humiliating arrest yanks Manya from his college education and plunges him into the harsh reality of Pune jail. In this shadowy underworld, Bhargav meets his end at the hands of Potya, while Manya finds an unexpected ally in Sheikh Munir, who saves him from a similar fate. Through their shared trials, Munir and another convict, Veera, help Manya transform his physique to endure the ruthless jail life. As their friendship solidifies, Manya and Munir daringly escape from jail, returning to the chaotic rhythm of Bombay. Upon his return, Manya encounters Zubair, a gang leader impressed by Manya's resilience. But Zubair's admiration is not shared by his brother Dilawar, who views Manya as a threat, sparking a tense rivalry. Unfazed, Manya decides to forge his own path, forming a formidable gang with Munir, Veera, and later joined by the fearless duo, Gyancho and Jamal. As their reputation grows, Manya and his gang ascend to the top of Bombay's crime echelon, becoming a thorn in the side of the law enforcement. They particularly draw the ire of Inspector Afaque Baaghran, who is determined to eradicate this menace. Faced with relentless pressure, his superiors resort to a drastic measure that would forever alter the history of the Indian police force, leading to the first-ever encounter. 'Shootout at Wadala' unravels the intricate web of Manya Surve's life, a tale of brotherhood, betrayal, and power struggles, that crescendos to a historic showdown.

Shootout at Wadala is an action movie featuring John Abraham and directed by Sanjay Gupta.

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