Mumbai, 1920 - A city of stark contrasts, where the opulence of the wealthy stood in sharp relief against the sprawling slums, and where the law coexisted uneasily with the underworld. The Kapoors, a formidable family known for their ruthless control of the city's criminal enterprises, cast a long shadow over Mumbai's streets. At the helm was Vikram Kapoor, a man of calculated charm and cunning. In the labyrinthine alleys of Mumbai, where the scent of spice mingled with the stench of poverty, Vikram Kapoor presided over a meeting of his trusted lieutenants. He contemplated the recent disappearance of a precious cargo - a shipment of opium that had mysteriously vanished from a well-guarded warehouse. The loss was not only a blow to their profits but also a stain on the Kapoor name. Vikram knew that in the world of crime, power was everything, and reputation meant survival.