Ramabhadra’s story is one of grit, resilience, and impossible ambition. Born in the quiet coastal village of Kotthapatnam, his childhood was marked by poverty and the brutality of nature. A devastating cyclone ripped his family from their home, pushing them into the unforgiving slums of Bombay. Just when life seemed to find balance, tragedy struck—his father was falsely accused of corruption and brutally murdered. Orphaned and shattered, Ramabhadra was left alone to survive in a city that never stopped moving.

But this wasn’t the end—it was the beginning.

Against insurmountable odds, Ramabhadra climbed the ladder of society, fueled by purpose and pain. He entered politics not for power, but for justice. Years later, he would take oath as the Prime Minister of India, driven by one unwavering mission: to purge the country of corruption.

At a time when corruption was seen as a necessary evil, Ramabhadra stood as a lone voice of integrity. But idealism has a price. With enemies lurking within his own cabinet and powerful forces conspiring to bring him down, can he hold his coalition together? Can he spark real change in a nation entrenched in decades of dishonesty?