Bhushan Patel

PSI Arjun (2025), directed by Bhushan Patel, dives headfirst into the gritty underbelly of Mumbai’s crime-ridden streets. Arjun, a no-nonsense police sub-inspector with a chip on his shoulder and a knack for breaking rules, gets thrown into a case that’s got corruption leaking out of every corner. It all kicks off with a seemingly random murder, but things escalate fast—drug lords, politicians, even some of Arjun’s own colleagues seem tangled in the mess. He’s got this stubborn sense of justice, the kind that gets people in trouble, and, honestly, he doesn’t really care who he pisses off along the way. As Arjun digs deeper, the plot gets thicker. Suddenly, he’s not just fighting for his badge—he’s fighting for his life. There are car chases, late-night stakeouts, a few too many close calls, and just when you think he’s out of leads, he pulls off another wild move. The city feels like a character in itself—rain-soaked, chaotic, and never sleeping. There’s this tension buzzing through every scene, like something bad could happen any second. Oh, and the soundtrack? Absolute banger, amps up the adrenaline every time things get dicey. You get this real sense that justice isn’t black and white here—Arjun’s choices get messy, sometimes questionable, but you can’t help rooting for him. In the end, he’s not just chasing criminals; he’s chasing redemption, maybe even for himself.