In the bustling city of Jaipur, Satar Sarka, a fearless young man from a humble background, dreams of becoming a respected leader in his community. Growing up in the narrow streets, he witnesses daily struggles: thefts, corruption, and injustice against the poor.
Satar is known for his speed — not just in running, but in thinking. He earns the nickname “Sarka,” meaning “the one who slides through” obstacles effortlessly. However, his life takes a drastic turn when his younger sister’s gold chain is snatched in a brutal attack, leaving her severely injured.
Furious and heartbroken, Satar vows to clean his city of crime. He forms a secret group of youths called the “Sarkas,” who use their street-smart tactics and loyalty to track down chain snatchers, thieves, and corrupt officials.
As Satar’s influence grows, he becomes a local hero — but he also draws the attention of a powerful underground kingpin, Ratan Bheel, who controls most of the city’s illegal activities. Ratan offers Satar a deal: join him, or be destroyed.
Satar refuses. A dangerous war erupts between Satar’s righteous gang and Ratan’s criminal empire. The battle tests Satar’s strength, loyalty, and even his soul, as he faces betrayals, loss, and tough choices.
In a breathtaking climax during the colorful Teej Festival, Satar confronts Ratan Bheel in a dramatic rooftop chase and final fight. With the whole city watching, Satar emerges victorious — not just through violence, but by inspiring people to stand together against injustice.
