Amar’s fate is bittersweet. He turns himself in, expecting a long sentence. The court, swayed by public sentiment and the documented injustice, gives him a reduced sentence and community service — and orders a formal investigation into the bank’s practices. Rani and Bunty avoid prison by testifying and using public support to rebuild their lives. Priya becomes a whistleblower advocate; Mr. Sengupta retires in disgrace but helps uncover more evidence.
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