In a forgotten village ruled by fear, your decisions shape the fate of the oppressed. When greed masquerades as power and love becomes a weapon, one man’s silence ignites a revolution. You are Bheema — protector, brother, and now, avenger. The land bleeds, your sister is gone, and justice has a price.

Indrajeet is your principled, honest police inspector—once a symbol of justice, now a man broken by the system he served. He loved Shanti, but duty forced him to arrest her father, costing him everything. Years later, after retirement and peace, the brutal murder of his adopted daughter Neelu and her husband Vijay ignites a fire in him. When the law fails, he becomes the law.

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.

Steve Rogers, celebrated as Captain America, embodies the ideal of the patriotic superhero—a beacon of strength, masculinity, and American virtue. To the world, he's the quintessential straight hero, an icon forged in the fires of World War II. But beneath the star-spangled shield lies a secret Steve has carried since the 1940s, long before the super-soldier serum transformed him: he's gay. Now, in the modern world, Steve finds himself hopelessly in love with a fellow Avenger whose presence stirs feelings he's long suppressed. Yet the weight of decades-old fears and insecurities keeps him silent, unable to confess his heart. Torn between the man he is and the hero the world expects, Steve struggles to reconcile his duty as Captain America with his deepest desires.