Based on the Godhra train burning incident and riots in 2002, focusing on the Nanavati commission enquiry and report.

Rookie detective Park Sun Woo and Seo Do-Cheol, a veteran of the Violent Crimes Investigation Division team, chase after a serial killer who shakes up their world.

Prakash, a loving father and dutiful son, juggles taking care of his two kids, elderly parents, and a low-paying job at a small-town hotel. His dream of a promotion crumbles when the hotel shuts down due to financial woes. Torn between responsibility and his childrens needs, Prakash gets a life-changing offer - a well-paying job in Mumbai. While this means a better life for his family, it also signifies leaving them behind. Prakashs children, witnessing other kids in similar situations, hatch a plan. They believe that a "bad" town is the reason their fathers have to leave. United with other children, they embark on a mission to clean up the town and make it a better place, hoping their fathers wont have to leave. Their efforts gain traction on social media. On the day of his departure, Prakash leaves before his children wake up, heartbroken at the thought of leaving them. Realizing their mistake, the children, along with their grandparents, chase after him. A tearful reunion ensues at the train station, leading Prakash to pull the emergency chain and return home with his family. The movie takes a heartwarming turn when Prakash receives a call from his boss. Impressed by the towns efforts, the hotel will reopen, and Prakash is offered the manager position. Tikdam is a story about sacrifice, family, and the power of community. It highlights the struggles of small towns and the unwavering love between a father and his children. The film celebrates the spirit of unity and shows how even the smallest efforts can lead to big changes.

Ex-FATF agent Ananya meets a Master Con Artist Neel through the Dark Web. They form an unlikely team to conduct a heist to loot a billionaire fugitive of his ill-gotten money and disrupt his smuggling network.