Playback

Playback is a 2012 Indian crime thriller film directed by Ashwyn Sarabhai. The film stars Vikram Gokhale, Ankita Lokhande, Shruti Ulfat, and Nagesh Bhosle. The movie revolves around the main character, Raj Sinha, played by Vikram Gokhale, who is a retired police officer turned private investigator. The story begins when Raj receives a distress call from his daughter, Priya, who is also a police officer. However, when he reaches Priya's location, he finds her dead, lying in a pool of blood. The police investigation initially concludes that Priya's death is a case of accidental drowning. But Raj is not convinced, as he believes that there's more to his daughter's death than what meets the eye. Raj decides to take matters into his own hands and starts investigating Priya's death. He begins by questioning the people who were present with Priya at the time of her death, including her colleagues and friends. He also digs into her personal life, speaking to her ex-husband and current lover. As Raj delves deeper into the case, he discovers that Priya was investigating a series of high-profile murders in the city. The victims all had one thing in common – they were related to a powerful politician named Arun Desai, played by Nagesh Bhosle. Raj suspects that Arun Desai might be involved in Priya's death and decides to investigate him. Raj's investigation leads him to uncover some shocking facts. He discovers that Arun Desai was involved in a money laundering racket and had many enemies. Raj also learns that Priya was getting close to uncovering the truth behind Arun Desai's dealings and that he had a lot to lose if she continued her investigation. As Raj gets closer to the truth, he realizes that his own daughter was not who he thought she was. Priya was not just a simple police officer, but was also involved in some shady dealings. Raj learns that Priya was being blackmailed by some unknown individuals and was forced to participate in illegal activities. The truth hits close to home for Raj, and he is left shaken by the revelation. He realizes that his daughter's death is not just a case of murder, but also a case of corruption and deceit at the highest levels. Raj's investigation ultimately leads him to the truth, but at a great personal cost. The film ends with Raj coming to terms with the truth about his daughter's death and the corrupt system that led to her demise. He is left with more questions than answers, but he knows that he has done everything he can to uncover the truth. The movie ends on a somber note, leaving the audience to ponder the corruption and deceit that is prevalent in society. Playback is a gripping thriller that keeps the audience engaged from start to finish. The movie has a gripping plot, excellent performances, and sharp dialogue. The film's climax is both shocking and thought-provoking, leaving the audience to ponder the impact of corruption on society. Overall, Playback is a must-watch for fans of crime thrillers and those who enjoy a good mystery.