In the village of Balamapur, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh, there stood a medium-sized house that was neither too big nor too small. Outside the house, the name "Tapaswi Mishra" was written. The house had a total of 5 members, including 4 ladies and 1 gentleman.

The household was ruled by Dadi, or Grandmother, Padmavati Mishra, who made all the decisions. There were two girls in the house, Palak and Nandini, who were very afraid of their grandmother because she was very strict with them. Dadi did not allow her granddaughters to go outside without a reason and limited their use of mobile phones.

Dadi would scold her granddaughters all day, pointing out their mistakes and shortcomings. As a result, the girls became timid and fearful. Even Garima ji did not like Dadi's behavior.

Meanwhile, in the village of Balamapur, a large crowd had gathered at the chauraha (crossroads). It was clear that the crowd was angry about something. A news reporter appeared among the crowd and began asking questions.

"What's going on here?" the reporter asked.

The crowd was too angry to respond, but a few calm individuals stepped forward. One man introduced himself and explained the situation.

The reporter asked him, "Brother, what's happening here? Why is there such a large crowd?"

"My name is Mohan, and we are all residents of Balmapur. We all have the same business - setting up shops behind the temple, several kilometers away. This is how we make a living. But a builder has been asking us to vacate this land for a year now, as he wants to build a hotel here. But we are not agreeing. Now, he has crossed all limits. Even the government is not saying anything, they are also asking us to vacate this land."

Mohan was still speaking when a man came and pushed him aside, and started speaking himself, "My name is Tapaswi Mishra. If you want to spread this news all over the world, then please do so. Because even if we die, we will not vacate this place. This land belongs to our ancestors, and we are their descendants. We will never give up our land, even if we have to die for it. Now, we will all go on strike, block the roads, and do everything possible."

"The news spread like wildfire, and soon it was all over the news channels and the entire city. The atmosphere was tense, and it was clear that no one was going to back down. The people were determined not to vacate the land, no matter what.

As the news spread, Garima ji saw it and immediately informed her mother-in-law, Padmavati. She was shocked and started worrying. "Garima, if you had given birth to a son, we wouldn't be facing this situation today. My fate is doomed, and I will die because of this. You have given birth to daughters, and they are already showing their attitude."

Garima ji's eyes welled up with tears as she listened to her mother-in-law's words. She quietly went to the kitchen and started crying. This was not the first time; the family was always at odds with each other. Garima ji had grown accustomed to listening to her mother-in-law's complaints, and so had her two daughters. However, sometimes Garima ji took it too hard and cried alone.

As the afternoon approached, the two daughters, Palak and Nandini, returned home from college. They could sense the tension in the air and knew that something was amiss. They quietly went to their room, and soon Tapaswi ji returned home. His mother asked him, "What happened, son? Are they asking us to vacate the land again?"

"The man's words were cut off by the man sitting on the throne-like chair, who had been twirling his mustache for a while. He stopped and spoke without looking at Balram, "No, Balram. Often, people lose their senses in anger. We must not do that. We will get the land, but we need to wait a little longer, just like we have been doing for the past two years."

Balram, who was standing in front of him, spoke up, "But brother, if the ghee doesn't come out with a straight finger, you need to bend your finger."

The man smiled and replied, "But Balram, who said to bend your finger? Bending your finger will hurt, and we want to enjoy the ghee with all five fingers, straight and simple."

The two men laughed loudly, and the people present in the room stood with their heads bowed, indicating that they were willing to go to any lengths to get what they wanted."

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In the evening, Dadi was continuously calling out, "Palakiya... Palakiya... Palakiya re..." Dadi was non-stop calling out to Palak, which prompted Nandini to come out of her room and speak to Dadi in a slightly raised tone, "Dadi, what's going on? You start and then don't stop. You know that didi has gone to the market, yet you're still calling out. You're ruining our reputation, Dadi. Palakiya, indeed!"

Dadi couldn't tolerate Nandini's raised tone and responded angrily, "Now you're going to teach me how to speak? Wait till your father comes home, I'll complain to him. But what's the use? He's spoiled you two and put you on a pedestal. And why did your sister go to the market without asking?"

"The family members had grown accustomed to Dadi's daily complaints. Nandini was the only one who got irritated by her voice, but otherwise, she didn't bother anyone. Nandini responded, "She didn't go alone, Mom went with her, and they'll return with Papa." With that, Nandini went back to her room and started studying.

Dadi continued to mutter to herself, complaining that no one listened to her in the house and that everyone did as they pleased. She said that even her two young granddaughters were doing as they wanted.

At 8:00 PM, the family sat down to eat dinner. Everyone was quiet, and Dadi was eating very slowly. It seemed like she had a lot on her mind, and she kept glancing at her son and granddaughters.

Finally, she spoke up, "Listen, son, I'll say it again - there's no need to make enemies. I've been watching TV all day, and your face keeps appearing on the screen. You'll be the one in the spotlight, and our enemies will target you."

Tapaswi ji stopped eating and listened to his mother's concerns. He responded calmly, "Mother, I'm not alone. There are 20 other shopkeepers like me, and we're all fighting together. We can't let them bully us. If we give up, they'll walk all over us."

Dadi became emotional, and her voice trembled as she spoke, "Yes, son, you're right. But you know I'm your mother, and I worry about you. You're the only man in this house, and if something happens to you, what will we women do? If we had a grandson, we wouldn't be facing this situation today."

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Dadi's age was around 75, and she always got emotional like this. Palak and Nandini were watching her, as Dadi always said that this house needed a grandson.

Tapaswi ji looked at his daughters and then at his mother, saying, "Mother, I don't consider my daughters any less than sons. They are my own daughters, and I can't discriminate against them. God has given me daughters, and I respect them."

Tapaswi ji always took his daughters' side and calmed his mother down. After a while, everyone finished dinner and went to their rooms.

The next morning, in Udaipur, Bhavesh Solanki and his brother Balram Solanki were sitting seriously. Balram was holding his mobile phone and calling someone. After 2-4 rings, a voice answered, "Yes, sir."

Balram said, "The job you were given isn't being done properly. If this continues, we'll lose the land, and it's my brother's big dream."

The voice on the other end said, "Sorry, sir. We're trying our best, but there were too many people there, and the media arrived, so we had to stop."

Balram was getting frustrated about the land, and seeing his brother worried, Bhavesh stroked his mustache and said, "Balram, calm down. This job can't be done by these people. We need to give it to someone else."

Balram asked, "Who, brother?"

Bhavesh smiled and said, "There's someone who's very cunning and ruthless. No one can escape him, and only he can do this job."

Seeing his brother's confidence, Balram exclaimed, "Then what's the delay, brother? Call him here quickly and offer him any amount he wants. We need this land at any cost."

Bhavesh said, "He's not an ordinary person who'll come just because we call him. He's very busy with his work. He's a mafia member, an underworld don. We don't know his whereabouts, so I need some time to find him."

Udaipur, Rajasthan - One week later, Bhavesh set out at night with his men. His brother Balram wanted to accompany him, but Bhavesh didn't take him along. He knew his brother's temper was always hot, and he didn't want things to go wrong.

Kerala, Kannur - Around 2:00 AM, Bhavesh arrived in Kerala. A week ago, he had found out where Ved Lohia was. His informants had told him that Ved Lohia was currently in Brazil, which is why Bhavesh had to wait for almost a week.

Bhavesh had finally received information that Ved Lohia had returned to Kerala, Kannur, and he quickly set out to meet him. Bhavesh's men were waiting for him, and they followed him to the location where Ved Lohia was supposed to be.

A week later, Bhavesh set out at night with his men to meet Ved Lohia in Kerala. He had been waiting for a week to meet him, and finally, he received information that Ved had returned to Kerala.

Bhavesh arrived at EIM Villa in Mumbai, where Ved was staying. The villa was heavily guarded, and Bhavesh had to wait until night to meet Ved.

At around 11:25 PM, Ved arrived, dressed in a three-piece business suit. Bhavesh was impressed by Ved's personality and realized that he was not as powerful as he thought.

Ved asked Bhavesh to get to the point, and Bhavesh explained his problem. He wanted to build a hotel in Balmapur, but the locals were not willing to vacate the land. Bhavesh had been trying to negotiate with them for two years, but they were not budging.

Bhavesh told Ved that he needed his help to resolve the issue. Ved listened attentively and then told Bhavesh that he would send his man, Tiger, to take care of the problem.

Ved assured Bhavesh that Tiger would resolve the issue quickly. Bhavesh was relieved and thanked Ved for his help.

As Bhavesh left the villa, he noticed that the guards were heavily armed and looked like professional wrestlers. He realized that Ved was a powerful man with a lot of resources.

Inside the villa, Ved called out to Tiger, who arrived promptly. Tiger was a heavily built man who looked like a professional wrestler.

Ved instructed Tiger to take care of Bhavesh's problem and to ensure that the diamonds were delivered safely to Malaysia. Ved then left, leaving Tiger to handle the task.

Tiger nodded and said, "Yes, boss." He then set out to gather information about Bhavesh's problem and to plan a strategy to resolve it.

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The next morning, Tiger left Mumbai for Banaras. By noon, he reached Palmapur village in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. First, he gathered information from the locals, and soon he understood the situation - how many people needed to be relocated and which land Bhavesh wanted.

Tiger waited for evening, and when the market grew quiet, he stepped out of his car and headed towards the market. As he entered, a few shopkeepers greeted him. Tiger explained to them, "I've come from Bhavesh Builder. I know he's been asking you to vacate this land for two years, but you're not willing to leave."

Tiger continued, "You'll receive a hefty sum in exchange. Are you happy with that? You'll get more money than your land's worth." The shopkeepers immediately turned aggressive, and the surrounding crowd joined in, shouting at Tiger.

The villagers didn't understand the situation, and they grew angry at Tiger. Tapsvi also arrived and began threatening Tiger, saying that anyone who came next wouldn't be spared. As the crowd grew larger and more aggressive, Tiger quietly left, realizing it was best to avoid further conflict.

In Mumbai, at night, Ved was preparing to leave for Malaysia. After a while, Tiger also arrived, looking very angry. Tiger didn't need to go to Malaysia, but he had to accompany his boss, so he came in a hurry.

After some time, Ved's private jet arrived, and Tiger and his bodyguards boarded the jet. The jet took off.

Five days later, in Kuala Lumpur, at 2:33 am, two large ships were exchanging fire in the sea. It was clear that they were sworn enemies.

Ved was sitting in a private room inside the ship, where he was finalizing a diamond deal with his partner. Just then, Tiger arrived and informed him that their enemies had surrounded them.

Ved became furious and hid the diamonds in a safe place. He took two large pistols and stepped out of the room. He began firing at the opposing ship, and his bodyguards followed suit.

After a few hours, the opposing ship was completely destroyed, and Ved changed course, heading towards his next destination.

After one week, Ved was in California, at the Crowne Silicon Hotel, in a VIP room on the top floor. He was sitting across from his new partner, Daniel. Ved had brought diamonds from Malaysia to California and was finalizing a deal with Daniel. Both were negotiating the deal calmly, and they agreed to split the diamonds 50-50. After the deal was done, they smoked expensive Isabella whisky and Bastos cigars.

Once the deal was finalized, both Ved and Daniel stood up from their chairs and shook hands, as they would be working together in the future. Daniel left the room first, followed by Ved. As Ved walked towards the elevator, he saw two couples heading in the same direction, clearly intoxicated.

When the elevator stopped, Ved stepped inside, and the two couples followed, bumping into him due to their intoxication. Ved didn't like this and stared at them with his menacing eyes. The couple, still romantic, didn't notice Ved's anger. The boy looked at Ved and said, "Please stand back, I have my girlfriend with me."

Ved, already furious, became even angrier when he heard the boy's comment. As the elevator was about to reach the ground floor, Ved pulled out his pistol and shot the couple, hitting each of them twice. Blood splattered everywhere in the elevator. Ved showed no mercy and, blowing on his pistol, said, "Now go up and make love."

As the elevator stopped, and the doors opened, Ved stepped out and looked at the couple's dead bodies, saying in a devilish tone, "Bloody Love."

In Jaipur, Rajasthan, India, it had been over 10 days since Bhavesh assigned a task to Ved, but there were no results yet. Bhavesh had tried to inquire about the progress through Ved's men, but they would only say that their boss was not in India.

Bhavesh was worried and angry with Ved, thinking that he hadn't done even 1% of the work. He wondered why Ved kept leaving India.

Bhavesh's younger brother, Balram, noticed his brother's frustration and said, "Brother, why did you even give him the job? I think he's all talk and no action."

Bhavesh calmed his brother down, saying, "Be patient, Balram. We've waited for two years, what's a few more days? Ved is a capable man, and he's never left a job unfinished."

Balram replied, "But brother, what if he doesn't do the job? What if he says it can't be done or just doesn't do it?"

Bhavesh reassured his brother, saying, "Don't worry, I'll call him." Bhavesh had Tiger's number and called him. At that moment, Ved and Tiger were in California, and Tiger, being Ved's right-hand man, handled all his tasks. However, Tiger didn't answer the call.

After one month, Tiger and his bodyguards arrived at Balampur village. Tiger gathered everyone and asked them to vacate the land. However, the villagers were already against Tiger and rejected his proposal.

Tapaswi Ji, who was already against Tiger, said, "You are very shameless, you were sent away from here but you have come back again."

Tiger replied, "This is the second time I have come to tell you people. After this, I will not give you another chance. You can take as much money as you want. 10 lakhs? 15 lakhs? 20 lakhs?"

However, the villagers rejected Tiger's proposal and started fighting with him. Tiger's bodyguards also got involved.

As the fight escalated, Tapaswi Ji and some villagers started throwing punches at Tiger, but he controlled himself and didn't hit back. However, some villagers couldn't tolerate this and started fighting with Tiger's bodyguards.

The situation was getting out of control, and it seemed like things would only get worse.

In the evening, at EIM Villa, Ved found out that the situation in Balampur village had escalated into a physical fight. Ved had thought that Tiger would handle the situation, but that didn't happen.

When Bhavesh first told Ved about the problem, Ved had taken it lightly. But now Ved felt that he needed to take matters into his own hands.

Ved was furious that his men had been attacked by the villagers. His guards were injured, and Ved was seething with anger. However, he also enjoyed confronting people like this. He wanted someone to challenge him.

Ved smiled strangely and told his other guard, "Prepare the chopper to go to Banaras."

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