Arhan Bagati

Arhan Bagati pops up in “Ground Zero” (2025) and, honestly, the guy leaves a mark. The movie dives into the chaos of a world teetering on the edge (yep, classic post-apocalyptic vibes, but with a twist). You’ve got this tangled mess of characters, each just trying to survive, but it’s not your usual “everyone’s just fighting for scraps” deal. There’s some real emotional grit mixed in with all the high-stakes action. Arhan’s character—no spoilers, but he’s not exactly your garden-variety hero. He’s rough around the edges, stubborn as hell, and, well, kind of a pain, but that’s what makes him interesting. The story? Kicks off after a catastrophe wipes out most of what we’d call “normal” life. Survivors are scattered across ruined cities, clinging to whatever’s left. There’s this mysterious signal (every good dystopia needs a weird radio signal, right?) and the hunt for its source drags everyone out of their comfort zones. Friendships get tested, secrets spill out, and loyalties flip faster than you can blink. Cinematography-wise, it’s gritty—lots of handheld shots, washed-out colors, honestly feels like you’re right there in the muck. The soundtrack? Moody. Fits the tone, doesn’t try too hard. Arhan delivers when it counts. You root for him, even when he messes up (and trust me, he screws up a lot). By the end, you’re left wondering what you’d do if everything fell apart. It’s messy, tense, and totally addictive.