Jai Singh is one of the richest Indians in the world who loves to live life on the edge. A conspiracy suddenly changes his life and brings him back to his motherland - India. What does he have to deal with? Will he give everything he has earned?
Amitoj Mann
Director
Harbhajan Mann
Jai / Tegh Jeet Singh
Manpneet Grewal
Samar
Evelyn Sharma
Guest Appearance
Shavinder Mahal
Balwant Singh
Aashish Duggal
SSP Surjeet Singh Sandhu
Amitoj Mann
Rashpal Singh - Special Appearance
Girja Shankar
HM Kuldeep Chaudhary
Bobby Sandhu
Sandy
Rupinder Rupi
Tarsem Paul
Chief Minister
Satwant Kaur
Jai / Tegh Jeet's Mother
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