Wazir

Daanish Ali is an Anti-Terrorism Squad officer in New Delhi whose young daughter dies during a gunfight with a terrorist. His wife blames him, and his bosses suspend him after he kills the terrorist against orders. Daanish then meets Omkar Nath Dhar, a wheelchair-using chess master and a grieving Kashmiri Pandit. Their friendship pulls them into a dangerous hunt involving a murdered girl, a powerful minister, and a killer called Wazir, while the story later moves to Kashmir. The film has a dark, tense thriller tone, with family grief, revenge, chess games, and action driving the plot. The film gives major roles to a Muslim police officer and a Kashmiri Pandit who join forces after personal losses. Dhar’s home, family loss, and memories of violence in Kashmir matter to the mystery, but the film treats them as parts of a revenge story. The story also centers a disabled chess master, although an actor who is not disabled plays the role. Daanish and Dhar’s different backgrounds add weight to their friendship, while grief, loyalty, and revenge remain the main concerns. The film keeps the audience focused on their chess games, family pain, and fight against a powerful terrorist-linked politician.