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In Bardaasht, Bobby Deol plays Aditya Srivastav, an ex-army officer
who was once in love with his senior officer's daughter, Payal,
played by Lara Dutta. He was a brave and promising soldier but was
asked to leave the force for not obeying his senior's orders, the
reason being a strong difference of opinion. His disobedience and
subsequent removal was looked upon so poorly that even Payal had to
bid him farewell. He now runs a travel agency and looks after his
younger college-going brother Anuj (Riteish Deshmukh), coming to
terms with his disturbing past.
Anuj's a mischief loving daredevil who thrives on the thrills of his
antics with his friends. But one day his deeds cross acceptable
limits and the college principla warns Aditya of his younger
brother's delinquency. When Aditya takes this up with Anuj, they
have an altercation over the issue following which Anuj leaves the
house in a fit of anger.
When Anuj doesn't return the next day, Aditya tries to trace him
through friends and collegues but to no avail, after which he lodges
a police complaint, fearing the worst, only to discover that his
brother is no more, shot in a police encounter while in possession
of drugs. Shattered, Aditya simply cannot accept his brother could
do something like this and decides to personally uncover the truth
behind his brother's death. From here the story takes a new turn.
In the course of his investigateion, Aditya doesn't find the police
FIR very convincing. His search for the truth uncovers the series of
terrible events that lead to his brother's death.
Aditya then decides to take it upon himself to clear up his dead
brother's image when the police refuse to do so. He takes recourse
to the justice system and goes to court, taking the help of Payal,
who is now a lawyer, and old emotions are slowly rekindled.
However, his adversaries will stop at nothing to ensure that the
truth remains hidden and Aditya has no option but to take up the gun
to prove his brother's innocence.
The film also stars Rahul Dev and Tara Sharma in pivotal roles.
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