I Am Azaad

When Rajnagar's leading newspaper is taken over by Gokuldas he is shocked to see that the marketing is quite low as a result of competition and attempts to change this by arranging a meeting with Pandey and the paper's editor Sharma. One of his solutions to solve this problem is by laying off staff which include reporter, Subhashni Saigal - who is then influence by Sharma that in order to retain her job she must publish a sensational and thrilling article that can captive the public's attention. There-after a story about a male character is publish by the name of Azaad who is frustrated about the corruptions taking place in society to the extent of committing suicide by jumping from an under-construction hospital. This article then widen the paper's monopoly gap to the extent that the public is enchanted to meet with Azaad promoting Subhashni Saigal to approach a street bumpkin to play the role of Azaad. Azaad's popularity materialize when people find that there is power in his voice and speeches. Eventually the Chief Minister arranges to meet with Azaad and is impressed with the way Azaad conducts himself and defend his freedom of speech - this takes him to greater heights when he manages to solve the problems of sugar workers and university students. His tenure will come to an end when he gets to find out that he is a mere puppet in the hands of Gokuldas - who was paid a fee for help paving the way so that Gokuldas could become the next Chief Minister.