It was speculated that her role was inspired by IPS officer Meera Borwankar, who was also an investigation officer in the Mumbai 26/11 case. In January 2014, Rani Mukerji who plays the role of a crime branch officer in the film met Mumbai Police Crime Branch chief as part of research for her role. Sanjay Taneja as Chief Minister Tanejaj.Anil George as Lawyer aka Vakeel Sahab, Walt's assistant.
Mikhail Yawalkar as SI Balwinder Singh Sodhi.Tahir Raj Bhasin as Karan 'Walt' Rastogi, a criminal and a drug addict.Rani Mukerji as Senior Inspector Shivani Shivaji Roy, Mumbai Crime Branch Officer.Meenu gets paralyzed by shock while Taneja manages to survive, before being sentenced to life imprisonment. Subsequently, Sodhi and the entire team barges in and arrest Mattu, Tandon and Karan’s gang members. Feeling that he might escape the law, given the corrupt police and judicial system, she hands Karan over to the girls, who beat him to death. She challenges Karan to fight her when he teases her for being a woman and beats him. Shivani single-handedly confronts the situation, forcing Karan into a small room and rescuing the girls. However, she escapes and ruthlessly beats Taneja. Karan invites Taneja ji and allows him to rape Shivani. There, Shivani reunites with Pyaari, where she and the other girls are forced to work as prostitutes. She is abducted and brought to Karan's party. Shivani's continued investigation leads her to Karan's house, where Meenu, revealing herself as Karan's mother, sedates her. He reveals that a prostitute named Meenu Rastogi was Wakeel's closest associate. Shivani and her Delhi-based teammate Balwinder Singh Sodhi( Mikhail Yawalkar) track down a tailor who knew Wakeel from a long time. While Karan escapes, Wakeel tries to erase evidence by destroying his mobile phone's SIM card, then commits suicide.
As they are negotiating, Shivani barges in with her team. Shivani travels to Delhi and sets up a trap involving decoy drug dealers from Nigeria, who pretend to offer expensive and rare South American cocaine to Karan and Wakeel. Mattu also kills one of the girls in Karan's brothel at his orders when she contracts dengue, thus further scaring Pyaari.
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Meanwhile, Karan's right-hand man Mattu ( Aman Uppal) gets a contract to host a party full of prostitutes from a man named Tandon on the behalf of a minister in Delhi, Taneja ji. He then chops off one of Pyaari's fingers and sends it to Shivani's house in a gift box. As a warning, he spreads fake news that Shivani's husband has misused his profession as a doctor to molest a female patient, causing Bikram to be thrown off-duty. Karan, angered, makes sure that Pyaari is sold and raped every day. Determined to catch him, Shivani tracks down Karan's aide, Wakeel. However, Shivani saves Katyal, and he agrees to help her nab Karan. Karan comes to know that Shivani is monitoring his cartel's activities and tries to have Katyal killed for becoming a liability. Shivani forces Rahman to reveal the names of Karan's associates and comes across Sunny Katyal ( Anant Vidhaat Sharma), a car-dealer who operates Karan's trafficking business in Mumbai. Shivani takes the task personally, going beyond her job and duties to nab Karan.
One day, Shivani finds out that Pyaari has been missing from her shelter home from 5 days and begins an investigation, where she finds out that the mastermind behind this kidnapping is a Delhi-based kingpin named Karan Rastogi ( Tahir Raj Bhasin), who runs a cartel involving child trafficking and drugs. Prior to the film, she rescued an orphaned girl named Pyaari from her uncle, who was about to sell her, and started looking after her like her own daughter. Bikram Roy ( Jisshu Sengupta), and niece, Meera ( Avneet Kaur). Shivani barges in with her team and arrests Rahman, and rescues his mistress. The film opens with a secret police operation orchestrated by Shivani Shivaji Roy ( Rani Mukerji), a dedicated Crime Branch Senior Inspector of the Mumbai Police, in order to catch a pimp named Rahman from his hideout.
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