Ravi had always lived a life of privilege, shielded from the world's darkness by the power of his father—a highly influential minister in India. Surrounded by security, wealth, and the comforts of an untouchable life, Ravi never imagined that his world could be shattered in an instant. But one night, everything changed.

A notorious gangster, seeking leverage against Ravi's father, orchestrated a daring kidnapping. Ravi, barely seventeen, was taken from his home, thrown into a van, and driven into the shadows of the underworld. His father, despite all his power, refused to bow to criminals. Negotiations collapsed. The gang held Ravi hostage, hoping to break his father's will.

But before they could make their move, hell descended upon them. A rival gang, sensing an opportunity, ambushed the hideout in a brutal assault. Gunfire tore through the night as chaos erupted. The gang members fought viciously, but they were outnumbered. In the bloodbath that followed, their boss was killed. Seeing their leader fall, the remaining gangsters had no choice but to retreat—taking Ravi with them as they fled to Italy, where their main operations were based.

Alone in a foreign land, Ravi had no way to escape. With his father refusing to give in to the gang's demands, he was abandoned, considered dead to his family. The criminals who had stolen him were now the only people he had left. At first, Ravi resisted—fighting against his captors, refusing to eat, and dreaming of returning home. But as months turned to years, something inside him changed.

Survival demanded transformation.

Thrown into a world of violence, Ravi was forced to train with other kidnapped children—orphans, runaways, and those discarded by society. Each was shaped into a weapon. The weak perished; the strong endured. Ravi learned to fight, to kill, and to think like a predator. And with every scar, every mission, he buried the boy he once was.

Over the years, he rose through the ranks, earning the respect and fear of his fellow gangsters. He became more than just a survivor—he became a leader. And when the time came for a new boss to be chosen, Ravi stood at the top, the heir to the criminal empire he once despised.

His first order as boss? Revenge.

The men who had killed his former leader still thrived, operating without fear. Ravi was given a mission—to hunt them down and wipe them out. The order was clear, and Ravi, having long abandoned his past, had no reason to hesitate. Until he saw a familiar face.

Among the enemies was his best friend—the one person who had stood beside him throughout his years in the gang. They had trained together, bled together, and survived countless missions as brothers. And now, Ravi had been ordered to kill him.

In that moment, the ruthless boss and the lost boy from India clashed within him. He could ignore his past no longer.

Torn between duty and loyalty, Ravi ultimately chose to follow orders—but before his friend took his final breath, he begged Ravi for one last promise: to protect his younger brother.

Ravi swore on his life.

Then, with his dying words, his friend revealed a truth that shattered Ravi's reality—his real family was still alive, waiting for him in India.

The past Ravi thought had been erased came flooding back. His father, his home, his true identity—all of it still existed. And now, he had to find them.

Determined, Ravi abandoned the life he had built in Italy and returned to India, stepping back into a world