Rudra Pratap Sharma comes from an aspiring Hindu 'Bramhin' family consisting of his dad, Dayashankar, a bank manager by profession, his mom Sharda and a much younger sister Gaithri. The family resides in Banaras, India; Rudra cannot stand injustice in any form and revolts by publicly beating some college-bullies. This forces him and his family to relocate to the city of Bombay where Rudra continues to deal with wrong-doers by turning them over to the law.
Raam Shetty
Director
Om Puri
Yashwant Sinha
Ashish Vidhyarthi
Dadua
Shivaji Satham
Rudra's Father
Aditya Singh
Rudra Pratap
Sheetal Bhavishi
Shweta
Sadashiv Amrapurkar
RAW Officer Shyamu Saxena
Mohan Joshi
Minister Trikaal
Kiran Kumar
Adv Umesh Mehra
Reema Lagoo
Sharda Pratap Sharma
Deep Dhillon
Police Insp Bakhtawar
Meghna Naidu
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