Yash’s son, Ticket, is introduced with a brutal action sequence, setting the stage for a father-son war.

Rukmini Vasanth is introduced, with scenes between her and Yash unfolding.

The story shifts to Macau, with Kiara bearing Yash’s absence and awaiting his return. It then comes back to the present.

First Half Report: So far, the movie is just average. Yash is stylish, and the action sequences work to an extent. Kiara Advani has better scope. Let’s see how the second half unfolds.

Another shocking twist leads into the interval.

Yash makes a brutal decision regarding Kiara, triggering another mayhem with a twist.

A few more dramatic events unfold in Yash’s personal life, with the Tabahi song playing in between.

Yash grows closer to Kiara before another brutal attack unfolds, leading to a violent action sequence involving women.

Yash and his gang are attacked at Kiara’s circus, raising suspicions around her and setting up another action sequence.

Yash’s business empire and monopoly are established, setting the story in motion.

The story shifts to 1947 Goa, where a dramatic fight sets up Yash’s massy entry. Nayanthara joins soon after.

The movie opens with Kiara Advani, who has a conversation with her kid. A shocking incident occurs and the title appears.

The movie has started, and it’s 194 minutes long.