In a kingdom ruled by greed, the Queen demands that all farmers surrender their land to the crown, warning that any resistance will cost them their homes and livelihoods. When the farmers rise in peaceful protest, they are met with brutal force. Amid the chaos, the farmers' leader is killed in front of his son, Paancha. 

Driven by grief and a thirst for vengeance, Paancha avenges his father’s death and begins a relentless rebellion against the Queen’s regime. Meanwhile, another revolutionary, Bhaiji, fights his own battle against tyranny. When their paths cross, the two rebels unite, and their shared vision of justice ignites a powerful movement. Together, they overthrow the Queen, and Bhaiji rises to power. But hope fades as the new leader delays restoring land to the farmers. What was once a promise of change begins to feel like another betrayal.  

Then comes a shocking twist when Bhaiji is assassinated by his own Senapati, who opposes the return of the land. With betrayal cutting deeper than ever, Paancha takes up arms once more – this time, not only to fight rulers, but to fulfil a dream of justice long denied.