Esha Gupta

A hidden loot of 500 million rupees sends a bunch of eccentric folks on a madcap misadventure, where they all vie to get their hands on the money. Among these are a bickering couple, two dim-witted siblings, some seasoned conmen, a greedy police officer and the mastermind of the loot itself. Will any of them actually hit the jackpot at the end of it all?

It was 1975. A time when they say India fought for its second independence. It was a time of turmoil, a time where destinies could be made or destroyed, and fortunes stolen or lost. A time when power was absolute. In a time like that, the quasi government went after royal families all over the country especially in Rajasthan, claiming that they had not declared their wealth in 1971 when the privy purses were abolished. It claimed that several crores worth of antiques, gold, jewellery and treasures were concealed by the royals. Most of these raids were conducted in Rajasthan, and Baadshaho is the story of one such raid.

Criminal mastermind Maulana Mohammed Rahman and his men plan a series of blasts in New Delhi from across the border. When special agent Ajay Singh Rathod finds about their lethal plan, he sets out on a mission to nab the terrorists.