Set in the backdrop of the mystical city of Varanasi, Asur follows Nikhil Nair, a forensic-expert-turned-teacher, who returns to his roots at the Central Bureau of Investigation, and along with his former mentor Dhananjay Rajpoot, finds himself caught in a cat-and-mouse game with a brutal serial killer. What follows is a blend of suspense, mythology and the murders of some people totally unrelated.
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In the Titanic battle between Good and Evil, will a seemingly unconquerable Shubh fulfil his destiny and cause a complete collapse of society, or will the forces of good, against all odds, manage to prevail?
The sudden death of a priest in front of his teenage son ignites frenzy. 11 years later, forensic expert Nikhil receives coordinates leading to a horrific murder. Nikhil's senior, Dhananjay, joins the hunt and is set on a wild goose chase.
The CBI members are at their lowest ebb and as they take in the ramifications, there is a hostage situation at a restaurant. While the team races against time to stop Shubh, in a stunning surprise DJ has one last trick up his sleeve.
It all boils down to the final face-off. Nikhil, Dhananjay and the killer are now involved in the battle of wits and only one will survive this sinister game.
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