At its core, the is a critique of systemic corruption in India. It highlights everyday scenarios—paying bribes for a death certificate, hospital admission, or a driver’s license. The film taps into the collective anger of the middle class, who face such hassles regularly.

(played by Akshay Kumar), a physics professor who creates a secret organization called the "Anti-Corruption Force" (ACF). Adopting the moniker —a name famously associated with the iconic villain from

Gabbar Is Back Movie

At its core, the is a critique of systemic corruption in India. It highlights everyday scenarios—paying bribes for a death certificate, hospital admission, or a driver’s license. The film taps into the collective anger of the middle class, who face such hassles regularly.

(played by Akshay Kumar), a physics professor who creates a secret organization called the "Anti-Corruption Force" (ACF). Adopting the moniker —a name famously associated with the iconic villain from gabbar is back movie