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Chillam Pehlwaan aka Global Baba (Abhimanyu Singh) is a local gangster, who is constantly eyed by the CM Bhanumati for his evil deeds in the society. Bhanumati orders an honest officer Jacob (Ravi Kishen) to catch hold of him but somehow Chillam succeeds in escaping from the city. Injured Chillam incidentally reaches Benaras where he encounters several babas on the ghats of Ganges. Mouni Baba aka Dumroo (Pankaj Tripathi), who runs his shop of fake beliefs co-incidentally meets Chillam and provokes him to join the world of religion.
"The main plot of the movie is no one can fool people in the name of faith. The film aims to expose those people who try to take advantage of people's belief," producer Vijay Bansal said. Abhimany Singh will play a godman by the name of global baba in the film.
Tiwari takes on the godmen of the country and the blind faith that they seem to automatically invoke with their mere existence. A crook (Abhimanyu Singh), trying to escape cops with the help of another petty crook Dhamroo (Pankaj Tripathi), turns into a godman overnight and prefers calling himself Global baba. False stories are spread about Global baba's miracles and soon enough, he gets an enviable number of worshippers, which include a few wily politicians. Global baba has usurped a huge piece of land to set up his ashram, and there is nothing anyone can do to oust him as they fear incurring the wrath of the powerful people who are by now linked to him, by hook or crook.
Police chief Jacob (Ravi Kishan) knows baba's past and in order to bring him to book, seeks the help of Home Minister Gullu Yadav (Akhilendra Tripathi). Gullu uses a local journalist Bhavna (Sandeepa Dhar) to expose the baba, but baba turns out to be much smarter than all of them.
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Baba has published book chapters, working papers and journal articles on: health and social care, industrial relations, development economics, migration, workers' education, identity politics, women's liberation, precarity and globalisation. He is also the author of Era of Crises & Revolts: Perspectives for Workers and Youth.
Minju Bae is a historian whose research examines how Asian Americans navigated the politics of work, racial difference, and the radical restructuring of the urban-based global economy. She earned her Ph.D. in history from Temple University.
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