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Favoured Frenzy
We see Raven, his hands drenched in blood, calling one of his men on the phone and saying,
“Find out where Kavya and her people have disappeared, track down everyone they’ve been in contact with and report back to me,”
to which his man replies,
“Alright, Raven.”
The scene shifts to a truck full of girls coming from Bangladesh towards India, stopping at different states. At every halt, the trafficked girls are transferred into new trucks and scattered to different places so no one can trace them. Through Dhruv’s network and his associates’ connections, all the girls are successfully transported to separate safe locations.
Raven receives a call from his man again who says,
“We searched everywhere, asked everyone we could, but there’s no trace of those trucks, their drivers, or their contacts.”
Hearing this, Raven hangs up silently and thinks to himself: Kavya was on that truck, she was working under him, there was no one else—
which means only one thing—Dhruv, his allies, and the Minister are behind this.
Furious, he storms out in his car, driving recklessly and ramming aside anyone who comes in his way until he finally stops at the gates of the Minister’s mansion, guarded by three security men.
Raven steps out and orders them to open the gate, but they refuse, saying the Minister has ordered no one to be allowed inside.
At that moment, Raven halts, opens his car, pulls out his katana and—before the guards can react—lunges at all three at once.
The sharp blade slices through them, wounding them badly. As they collapse, Raven mercilessly attacks again, finishing them off.
He pushes open the gate himself and walks inside, the katana dragging along the floor, leaving a trail of blood as it scrapes the ground.
He heads straight to the Minister, who is calmly sipping tea.
Seeing him, the Minister smiles and says,
“Come in, Raven, come in. Since when have you started losing your temper? You used to be such a calm man,” and chuckles.
Without a word, Raven drives his katana into the tea table beside him, leans on it, rests one foot on the Minister’s chair and coldly says,
“Minister, don’t waste time asking questions. Tell me—who’s standing with you in all of this?”
The Minister replies,
“You asked, and I’ve answered. Things aren’t the same anymore, Raven. Your empire is already burning… who knows when it will turn to ashes,” and laughs again.
Raven glares at him and says,
“How did you get so much courage, Minister? You must have someone backing you in all this. But don’t worry—first I’ll break that arrogance of yours, then I’ll destroy you.”
With those words, Raven leaves while the Minister watches him walk away, unafraid, a faint smile on his lips.
At that moment, we see Kavya calling Jassi from a new number. She had moved to another state to hide from Raven, because she knew that this time, for betraying him, Raven would not forgive her and would definitely kill her.
Jassi, on the other hand, had somehow managed to join Raga’s gang, and over time, Raga and his men had started to believe that Jassi was truly one of their own.
On the phone, Kavya tells Jassi something important, and Jassi replies,
“Alright, I understand,”
as the two of them secretly share some plan.
---
The scene shifts and we see Jassi approaching Raga. Raga is shirtless, with a thick beard, slightly fat, with brownish skin. He is sitting there eating chicken, drinking alcohol, and planning something. His presence itself is a bit intimidating.
Jassi says,
“Raga?”
Raga turns to him and in a deep heavy voice says,
“Speak, what happened?”
Jassi says,
“I have found out a secret from my sources.”
Raga stands up, comes close to him and says,
“Tell me, what secret?”
Jassi says,
“Raga, we have been betrayed.”
Raga asks,
“What betrayal?”
Jassi says,
“The deal we made… someone snatched it from us midway, that’s what my man told me.”
Immediately, Raga calls Yunan, who was also Jassi’s ally.
Raga shouts,
“What happened? Who ruined my deal?”
Yunan, sitting lazily on a chair, eating an apple, speaks with fake emotions,
“You already know your deal has failed, and even I was attacked, I barely managed to escape alive. You know, in this world full of vultures, Kalyug’s men are everywhere, Raga, you know that.”
---
Hearing this, Raga becomes furious, knowing that his plan has failed.
Meanwhile, somewhere else, we see Raj discovering that one of Raga’s own men was secretly a member of Kalyug’s gang, and Raj quietly kills him before the information spreads.
Back to Raga’s scene—Raga is now very disturbed. He hangs up on Yunan and calls all his men close. His goons gather around him.
Jassi says,
“Raga, this has happened to us once, and it can happen again. This is a warning bell for us.”
Raga says,
“Tell me everything you know.”
Jassi says,
“Raga, all of this has been done by Raven. He was seen heading toward the Bangladesh border and coming back from there.”
Hearing this, Raga gets furious and shouts,
“Raven, your death is written by my hands!”
He starts gathering his men to kill Raven.
Then Jassi says,
“Raga, do you think killing Raven will be that easy? He is Kalyug’s special man. We have to trap him first and then kill him. We have to make a plan.”
Raga says,
“What plan?”
Jassi answers,
“He has a girlfriend, and she is my friend. That girl secretly works under me, which means she is on my side. Now we will reveal everything—that his girlfriend is with me, and some of his men are secretly working for mine too. He has no idea that they all belong to us. When he comes in anger looking for them, we will plan an ambush and kill him.
I just got another idea. We will make it look as if I am Dhruv’s man and Kavya too, so that he underestimates our strength and comes to fight us with arrogance, thinking we are small, while we will strike him when he least expects it. I’ve heard he is extremely proud of his strength, and we will use that against him.”
Hearing this, Raga smiles with satisfaction and says,
“This is the perfect idea to finish him.”
“Find out where Kavya and her people have disappeared, track down everyone they’ve been in contact with and report back to me,”
to which his man replies,
“Alright, Raven.”
The scene shifts to a truck full of girls coming from Bangladesh towards India, stopping at different states. At every halt, the trafficked girls are transferred into new trucks and scattered to different places so no one can trace them. Through Dhruv’s network and his associates’ connections, all the girls are successfully transported to separate safe locations.
Raven receives a call from his man again who says,
“We searched everywhere, asked everyone we could, but there’s no trace of those trucks, their drivers, or their contacts.”
Hearing this, Raven hangs up silently and thinks to himself: Kavya was on that truck, she was working under him, there was no one else—
which means only one thing—Dhruv, his allies, and the Minister are behind this.
Furious, he storms out in his car, driving recklessly and ramming aside anyone who comes in his way until he finally stops at the gates of the Minister’s mansion, guarded by three security men.
Raven steps out and orders them to open the gate, but they refuse, saying the Minister has ordered no one to be allowed inside.
At that moment, Raven halts, opens his car, pulls out his katana and—before the guards can react—lunges at all three at once.
The sharp blade slices through them, wounding them badly. As they collapse, Raven mercilessly attacks again, finishing them off.
He pushes open the gate himself and walks inside, the katana dragging along the floor, leaving a trail of blood as it scrapes the ground.
He heads straight to the Minister, who is calmly sipping tea.
Seeing him, the Minister smiles and says,
“Come in, Raven, come in. Since when have you started losing your temper? You used to be such a calm man,” and chuckles.
Without a word, Raven drives his katana into the tea table beside him, leans on it, rests one foot on the Minister’s chair and coldly says,
“Minister, don’t waste time asking questions. Tell me—who’s standing with you in all of this?”
The Minister replies,
“You asked, and I’ve answered. Things aren’t the same anymore, Raven. Your empire is already burning… who knows when it will turn to ashes,” and laughs again.
Raven glares at him and says,
“How did you get so much courage, Minister? You must have someone backing you in all this. But don’t worry—first I’ll break that arrogance of yours, then I’ll destroy you.”
With those words, Raven leaves while the Minister watches him walk away, unafraid, a faint smile on his lips.
At that moment, we see Kavya calling Jassi from a new number. She had moved to another state to hide from Raven, because she knew that this time, for betraying him, Raven would not forgive her and would definitely kill her.
Jassi, on the other hand, had somehow managed to join Raga’s gang, and over time, Raga and his men had started to believe that Jassi was truly one of their own.
On the phone, Kavya tells Jassi something important, and Jassi replies,
“Alright, I understand,”
as the two of them secretly share some plan.
---
The scene shifts and we see Jassi approaching Raga. Raga is shirtless, with a thick beard, slightly fat, with brownish skin. He is sitting there eating chicken, drinking alcohol, and planning something. His presence itself is a bit intimidating.
Jassi says,
“Raga?”
Raga turns to him and in a deep heavy voice says,
“Speak, what happened?”
Jassi says,
“I have found out a secret from my sources.”
Raga stands up, comes close to him and says,
“Tell me, what secret?”
Jassi says,
“Raga, we have been betrayed.”
Raga asks,
“What betrayal?”
Jassi says,
“The deal we made… someone snatched it from us midway, that’s what my man told me.”
Immediately, Raga calls Yunan, who was also Jassi’s ally.
Raga shouts,
“What happened? Who ruined my deal?”
Yunan, sitting lazily on a chair, eating an apple, speaks with fake emotions,
“You already know your deal has failed, and even I was attacked, I barely managed to escape alive. You know, in this world full of vultures, Kalyug’s men are everywhere, Raga, you know that.”
---
Hearing this, Raga becomes furious, knowing that his plan has failed.
Meanwhile, somewhere else, we see Raj discovering that one of Raga’s own men was secretly a member of Kalyug’s gang, and Raj quietly kills him before the information spreads.
Back to Raga’s scene—Raga is now very disturbed. He hangs up on Yunan and calls all his men close. His goons gather around him.
Jassi says,
“Raga, this has happened to us once, and it can happen again. This is a warning bell for us.”
Raga says,
“Tell me everything you know.”
Jassi says,
“Raga, all of this has been done by Raven. He was seen heading toward the Bangladesh border and coming back from there.”
Hearing this, Raga gets furious and shouts,
“Raven, your death is written by my hands!”
He starts gathering his men to kill Raven.
Then Jassi says,
“Raga, do you think killing Raven will be that easy? He is Kalyug’s special man. We have to trap him first and then kill him. We have to make a plan.”
Raga says,
“What plan?”
Jassi answers,
“He has a girlfriend, and she is my friend. That girl secretly works under me, which means she is on my side. Now we will reveal everything—that his girlfriend is with me, and some of his men are secretly working for mine too. He has no idea that they all belong to us. When he comes in anger looking for them, we will plan an ambush and kill him.
I just got another idea. We will make it look as if I am Dhruv’s man and Kavya too, so that he underestimates our strength and comes to fight us with arrogance, thinking we are small, while we will strike him when he least expects it. I’ve heard he is extremely proud of his strength, and we will use that against him.”
Hearing this, Raga smiles with satisfaction and says,
“This is the perfect idea to finish him.”