📖 Story

• The film follows Sanjay “Sikandar” Rajkot (Salman Khan), a charismatic and respected man in Rajkot. He is known for his compassion, fearlessness, and ability to fight injustice, which makes him loved by ordinary people but feared by corrupt politicians.

• Sikandar is happily married to Saisri (Rashmika Mandanna). Their love story forms the emotional core of the film.

• The turning point comes when Sikandar clashes with Arjun, the arrogant son of a powerful minister Pradhan. A heated confrontation on a flight sparks enmity, and Pradhan decides to destroy Sikandar.

• Tragedy strikes when a bomb blast, orchestrated by Pradhan’s men, targets Sikandar. In the attack, Saisri sacrifices herself, saving Sikandar but losing her own life.

• Before dying, Saisri donates her organs to three people in Mumbai. This selfless act becomes a new mission for Sikandar:

  • He sees these three organ recipients as carrying a part of his beloved wife.

  • Determined to honor her memory, he takes responsibility for their safety and future.

• But Pradhan, enraged at Sikandar’s growing influence, sees these recipients as weak points to attack him emotionally. He sends killers after them, hoping to break Sikandar.

• The story then shifts into a blend of action and emotion:

  • Sikandar fights to protect the three recipients.

  • He uplifts them, ensuring they find dignity and strength despite their struggles.

  • Each subplot connects back to Saisri’s sacrifice and Sikandar’s vow to safeguard them.

• In the climax, Pradhan directly targets Sikandar and the recipients. A massive showdown follows, with Sikandar defeating Pradhan’s forces.

• The people rally behind Sikandar, recognizing him not just as a warrior but as a savior who lives for others.

• Ending: Pradhan is stripped of power and humiliated. Sikandar, though heartbroken by Saisri’s death, finds peace knowing her spirit lives on through the lives she saved.