her hospitalized. Pratap, filled with anger, traps each of the criminals by hacking their respective phones' databases and capturing their illicit activities on CCTV cameras. When it is Ajatshatru's turn, Pratap cuts him with a razor and beats him brutally and mercilessly in a salon behind closed doors. In the end, all the criminals are sentenced to imprisonment. However, the longest sentence doled out was only for ten years and the lightest was for three. Obviously, justice is still blind because there was no sentence passed for the 300 villagers burned alive, the cruel beating of the wife, or the kidnap, abuse, and cutting of the tongue of Jamunia. But the story does not end there. As everyone is leaving the court, Siddhant slips a revolver into village woman Jamunia's hands, with which she manages to kill all the culprits. The film ends with Siddhant and Pratap bidding goodbye at the railway station, and Geeta running behind Pratap as he boards the train to leave, with Siddhant watching on. Cast Ajay Devgn as Pratap Kumar Akshaye Khanna as Siddhant Chaturvedi CBI Bipasha Basu as Geeta Singh Reema Sen as Jamunia Paresh Rawal as IPS Ajashatru Singh, Geeta's husband Jaideep Ahlawat as Pappu Tiwari Pankaj Tripathi as Kishore Ashraful Haq as Hukum Lal Sameera Reddy in a special appearance in the song "Isak Se Meetha Kuch Bhi" Music The songs featured in the film are composed by Pritam Chakraborty. The background score is composed by veteran Malayalam composer Ouseppachan. Awards and nominations 2011 Zee Cine Awards Nominated Best Actor in a Negative Role – Paresh Rawal. References External links 2010 films 2010 action thriller films 2010s Hindi-language films 2010s police procedural films Indian action thriller films Films set in Uttar Pradesh Films shot in Daman and Diu Films shot in Karaikudi Films directed by Priyadarshan Films featuring songs by Pritam Hindi-language action films Indian detective films Journalism adapted into films