In 1973, a film was released that changed the entire face of Hindi cinema. Until then, the screens were ruled by romance, songs, and melodrama. But Zanjeer wrote a new story—of a hero who neither sang nor danced, who didn’t chase joy or love. He burned with anger. He fought only for justice. Zanjeer tells the story of Vijay Khanna, an honest and fearless police officer haunted by childhood trauma—the brutal murder of his parents by a mysterious man wearing a silver bracelet. Raised in loneliness and anger, Vijay grows up to dedicate his life to justice. His path crosses with Sher Khan, a local don who becomes his loyal friend, and Mala, a street-smart woman who stands by him. Together, they take on the underworld led by the ruthless Teja. But for Vijay, this is not just about duty—it’s personal. The clinking of those chains from his past still echo, pushing him to face his deepest fear and darkest enemy.