A chess champion becomes an underworld don.

Vikram's father had taught him the game of chess as a kid his parents get killed by their rivals he starts living with his younger brother Ajay and takes to the world of crime where he feels that life is just like game of chess and he is the king .Years later Vikram is a big name in world of crime while Chaudhari is his rival,Raja and his friends to black marketing at cinema hall and Vikram is a regular visitor to nearby temple where he feels Vikram is blessed by god with wealth everywhere.Raja's childhood friend Vijay looses his job frequently due to his honesty he has parted ways from Raja as he took the world of crime.Raja gets in tiff with rival Afzal brother of another criminal Qamaal which lands his friend in Satish jail and death of another friend Raghu during this time Qamaal and Chaudhari join hands and kill Ajay to destroy Vikram.Vijay is jailed in fake pick pocketing case ,while Raja to lands in jail when he tries to revenge Jaggu's death. Vikram manages to free Raja and take place of Ajay to revenge against Qamaal and Chaudhari,Raja manages to kill Afzal but he is shot dead during court proceedings and Vijay takes his revenge.After death of Raja Vikram recruits Vijay to complete his revenge.—[email protected]

Vikram and Ajay are brothers who live a middle-class existence with their mom and dad. There is one important thing that Vikram learned from his father - the game of chess and how to remain ahead of the competition always. It is through his teaching that Vikram is now the unchallenged Don of the underworld in Bombay. Quite unknown to Vikram, his former rival Barrister Singh Chowdhry has recruited Qamaal Khan's gang to kill Ajay. They do succeed, leaving an enraged Vikram plotting vengeance, which includes making Raja, another gang leader, who runs black-marketing and other petty cons, to replace Ajay. Vikram uses Raja to avenge Ajay's death by killing Afzal, Qamaal's brother. Qamaal then kills Raja, and Vikram appoints Raja's friend, Vijay, who manages to kill Chowdhry, while Vikram is contemplating his future, not knowing that he has alienated himself from one of his closest associates namely, Peter D'Souza, who has now decided to betray him. The question remains, when one's very own pawns decide to change sides, who will then protect the King?—rAjOo ([email protected])