MAKING THE GODS DANCE SYNOPSIS This scorching, romantic thriller starts with renewed terrorist strikes in Kashmir. The non-violence that Hindus have been known for is now looked down upon by the younger generation - an attitude actively encouraged by firebrand Hindutva leader, Raj Tawalkar and his overseas backers. With an undercover network of handpicked men, Tawalkar unleashes violence and death upon those he deems against Hindu interests. However in public life, he is the moderate leader of the Sangram Sena. Divij is the leader of the Sena's most active undercover group and is devoted to Tawalkar, while Nirvaan is the Sena's key undercover hit man. Nirvaan, while swayed by the quick success he earns as a hitman starts doubting his path when he comes across the gorgeous Misha Dastur, a cosmopolitan, successful journalist, years older than him and as far removed as possible from the petty, vengeful world of the Sena. Their unlikely chemistry intensifies in no time and leads to shocking events in the lovers' lives and also the Sena's operations. The conflict fully reveals Tawalkar's enraged megalomania as he swears deathly revenge upon Misha and Nirvaan. The love story at the centre of this chaos is always in direct conflict with opportunism in the garb of religious fidelity. The story is strongly strung together by the human emotions of love, loyalty, betrayal and self-doubt.
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