Age of Vice

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In New Delhi, 2004, a tragic car accident involving a drunk errand boy named Ajay leaves five pedestrians dead, including a pregnant woman. Despite being impeccably dressed and physically fit, Ajay is imprisoned, beaten, and tortured, remaining silent about the incident. Days later, the guards realize their mistake, treating him with unexpected respect upon discovering his connection to the powerful Wadia family. The narrative shifts through time and perspective, focusing on the corrupt and influential Wadia clan, which includes the ambitious Sunny, his ruthless father Bunty, and the violent Uncle Vicky. As they pursue more power, wealth, and control, those around them become ensnared in their machinations. Neda, a young journalist, grapples with her career amidst the allure of the vibrant city, while Gautam Rathore, a decadent playboy, seeks redemption. Ajay, born into poverty and sold into servitude, navigates his way through the Wadia family's hierarchy, ultimately rising in loyalty and status. The story intricately weaves together themes of ambition, corruption, and the quest for power in contemporary India.