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The police get a CD from mystery man 'Gabbar' who says his mission is to target corrupt officers. Constable Sadhuram (Sunil Grover) is convinced he can crack who Gabbar is - but his superior officers humiliate him.
Professor Aditya on his way home, lawyer Shruti (Haasan) makes him stop and drive her and a pregnant woman to hospital. When Shruti wants to thank Aditya in the hospital, she finds he's left.
Police driver Sadhuram finds from village tehsil to district office that there's one honest officer in each department. He's convinced all these honest officers have a link to the Gabbar case. Shruti and Aditya get closer and one day, as they're walking by, she gets hit by a scooter. Although she's not badly injured, doctors at Patil Hospital insist on expensive tests and Aditya realizes how helpless patients and their families are fleeced and often, inhumanly treated. A poor woman mourns her deceased husband in the civil hospital nearby. Aditya tells her he'll get her medical insurance.
He checks in her husband as a patient to Patil Hospital whichtries to make money by pretending to treat a dead man. They make Aditya pay for tests, then say the man is dead. But Aditya shows them the death certificate which proves they admitted a dead man! The young owner of the hospital is furious when Aditya then releases the video of the hospital's corruption to the media. He is surrounded by a furious mob who mob beats him to death. His father, powerful builder Digvijay Patil (Suman), arrives, and finds Aditya in the hospital CCTV footage - only, he says this is a man he killed five years ago!
Aditya and Shruti attend a wedding where Aditya remembers his late wife (Kareena Kapoor Khan) and how they moved into a new apartment when she was expecting. While Aditya was out playing Holi, the building collapsed and killed hundreds of people including his wife. Aditya collected proof of faulty building against builder Digivijay Patil but Patil bribed everyone and no one was willing to hear Aditya out. Aditya beats Digvijay severely but the latter attacks him with an axe and thinks his blows have killed Aditya. But a bus full of medical students finds unconscious Aditya on a highway and save his life. He then decides to use the power of young, idealistic, honest youth and trains students at National College to join his cause. Sadhuram meanwhile finds out all the honest officers attended National College. Shruti sees Aditya as Gabbar and is shocked but when he tells her the truth, she supports his cause.
CBI officer Pahwa taking charge is mystified by the case. He listens to Sadhuram's findings and they arrest National College students. But even upon being beaten, the students don't divulge anything about Gabbar.Shruti tells the CBI officer that because the law doesn't work, a vigilante like Gabbar is a hero for ordinary citizens today. Sadhuram changes his view of Gabbar. Meanwhile, Patil kills an honest officer to terrorize others into passing his faulty building plans. The cops are sure Gabbar will target Patil for this outrageous act - and he does. Patil throws a birthday party for himself at his farmhouse . As he cuts the cake, he spots Gabbar in the crowd. The next moment, Gabbar and his gang have surrounded him and kidnap him, wearing the same masks.As the police search the city for Patil, Gabbar tells him to ring anyone to save himself - but every minister tells him to not involve them, so that Gabbar doesn't come after them next! Gabbar and Patil then have a violent clash and Gabbar kills Patil.
Gabbar goes to the police to hand himself in. He is given the death penalty but there are huge public protests and enraged students block his jail van. Officer Pahwa requests him to speak to the students and he does, telling them to channel their anger against corruption and be the change society needs. As Gabbar is taken to be hanged, Shruti breaks down but he leaves, smiling, asking the hangman, Ab tera kya hoga, Kaalia - the famous dialogue of the film Sholay.
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