Ringo's directional debut "Kranti" marks the beginning of a new era of Bengali action films. In the credits the director says that John Woo and Ram Gopal inspired him to make this film and he tried to make this film on the theme of Shiva. It is the story of student Jeet, who arrives in the city with his parents and sister after changing residences. Their struggle for existence begins from that very moment. Everyone is terrified of Vishnu (Ashish Vidyarthi), the local don, and it turns out that Deva (Rishi Kaushik), the Don's younger brother, studies in the same college as Jeet. Deva is the biggest troublemaker in the college along with his gang, and nothing stops them from creating trouble, including teasing and passing coarse comments at girls. Jeet tries to take control of the situation, meaning that he clashes with Deva on many occasions and beats up a few of his key associates. In retaliation Vishnu's men cause havoc by raping Jeet's elder sister Debosree (Locket Chatterjee) , killing his close friend from college Iqbal (Biswanath Basu), and finally killing his father (Bodhisatwa Majumdar) . All these incidents have a tremendous impact on Jeet, who decides to kill Vishnu at any cost. He achieves success at the end of the film when he kills Deva, then finishes off Vishnu and takes his revenge.—Asmita Mukherjee

Jeet, with his parents and sister, comes to Kolkata in their new residency as tenants. From that day they face many difficulties such as wayward boys teasing his sister, and local goons harassing regular people. In his new college, the whole environment is controlled by Deva, the younger brother of Vishnu, the don of Kolkata. But Jeet doesn't tolerate this and tries to start a revolution and teach everyone how to protest against injustice. But in some close encounters with Vishnu's gang, his sister gets molested and his father and friend get killed. Devastated and with nothing to lose, he swears revenge on Vishnu and his henchmen.—sheehaab raw