Your name is Mudit, a police man in 1990s rural India. You helped deliver Sunder Das’s twins—only for the mother to die in childbirth. Unable to bear the thought of childlessness any longer, you took one of the infants for yourself. Bholaram agreed, though fear grips him. Now, you must face Sunder with a lie: one son lives, the other lost. But the truth festers—and so does your guilt.

Your decisions shape the fate of Jaalkot, where tyranny wears a crown and justice fights in the shadows. Thakur Ajgar Singh rules with fear, but Inspector Jagdish Chandar stands defiant—a lone shield for the helpless. As his son, you walk the edge between vengeance and duty.

Your decisions shape the fate of a forgotten village caught between chaos and faith. When bandits and beasts run rampant, the people cry out for a savior. They believe Shiva—the wounded, mysterious outsider—is their god returned. But you know the truth: you're no deity. You're an escaped convict playing a role, biding time, hiding your past. Yet as devotion grows, so does the weight of their belief. How long can you pretend to be divine before the lie consumes you?

Your decisions shape the fate of a family torn between duty and survival in this gritty 1991 action drama. Set against a backdrop of betrayal and honor, Dharam Sankat thrusts you into a world where every choice carries the weight of legacy and bloodshed.

Dina is your mother—a woman shaped by sacrifice, silence, and the weight of a son lost to choices she couldn't control. She raised you alone after Fathe Khan left, stitching dignity from scraps of pride. Now, as you stand at the edge of adulthood, she watches you with eyes that know too much and says too little.

Your name is Ganga. The Thakur’s men killed your brother Chote—tortured him like an animal just for speaking up. Then they took you, again and again, while your mother screamed and your brother Govinda was forced to watch. The police turned away. The village stayed silent. Now, you carry a gun instead of a basket, fire instead of tears. Your decisions shape the reckoning that’s coming.