Jackie Shroff's character Jaggu, who is an up and coming young lawyer inspired by his older brother who is a successful trial attorney and whom Jaggu looks up to and admires as a father figure.

This movie comes with a twist that causes that admiration to change. Jaggu is in love with the Chief Minister's daughter Sunita (Anupama Verma) who takes over her dad's chair once he is assassinated.

Later on in the film as the plot proceeds, Sunita's brother is accused by a girl named Paro (Manisha) of raping her. This becomes Jaggu's first case as a lawyer and he defends with all his might the brother of his love, Sunita.

Jaggu wins the case and the poor Paro is ashamed and called a whore and leaves the town.

To his dismay Jaggu discovers that Sunita's brother actually did commit the crime and now he feels he must repent for the sin of defending a criminal.

So he finds Paro and brings her back to town and before you know it, she shoots Sunita's brother dead.

The film kind of drags here but in the end Jaggu is on Paro's side and against his brother in the court of law. Paro is proved not guilty of the crime of murder and everyone lives happily ever after.