There's a frightening sensation that runs through the mind, when you know that you're not alone. In this story you'll learn how to recognise, and how to deal with this dreadful phenomenon, which can lead to you losing control of yourself. Three months have passed since the events of the case in which the process of trial of a man accused of murder has begun. The hero of the case, Raj Khanna (Shahid Kapoor) is a heart throb in his district of Delhi. He has been called as a defense witness, but he doesn't show up as expected, as though he knows something about the case. Meanwhile, he's being stalked by a woman, who keeps appearing to him in his dreams. The truth about the murder and the facts surrounding it are so entwined in a web of deceit that it becomes hard to separate them. The investigation of the murder case is a blind alley. If a mysterious person wants to protect the truth, then he'll have to enter into a battle with the police and with the prosecutors to protect Raj Khanna from a cruel fate. Raza is a detective movie with all the original characters. The way it is presented makes the viewer realize that this movie is not about the crime, and the police. It's more about the consequences of the crime for the people in the story. It's a game between the law and the lawlessness. When the criminal comes out on top, you know that it's not only the crime that has been avenged, but also those who stood behind the scenes, acting as servants, protectors and accomplices of the criminal. Those are the true victims of the crime. Raza is all about the consequences of the crime and how those who have gone before us have led us to the point where we are now. Some of us have advanced and some of us have fallen back. It's also a movie about what happens when the criminal is brought to justice. When that person is standing before the judge, how will it turn out for him? How will the law judges a judge? Is justice served when a court sentence is passed on a person? After all, a person who has committed a crime, but has been found guilty by a court of law, can also commit a crime again. He can repeat his crime with impunity. Even if he's made a mistake in the first crime, that mistake can be repeated. For that we need a system of justice in which a person does not have the power to commit a crime. Such
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