About the title
When Indian boy Sahir was young, he and his father, who lived in Chicago, had their circus taken by bankers over debts. The circus was their home, where they lived and performed with a troupe of other circus performers. Left homeless, Sahir vowed that a day would come when the wicked bankers would pay for what they had done. And that day did come, but Sahir hadn't counted on one thing — two Hindi police officers, Jai and Ali, who are ready to catch the wrongdoer.
