In Baaghi 4, Ronnie Pratap Singh returns to a fractured life after a catastrophic accident that has left him both physically and mentally wounded. He emerges from a coma, haunted by memories of his girlfriend Alisha—whom no one else seems to know ever existed. As his brother and family try to pick up the pieces, Ronnie is consumed by visions and obsession, unable to accept the disappearance of Alisha and desperate to prove their love was real. The film follows his descent into confusion, rage and trauma as he flirts with dark corners of his mind, distancing himself from the world that says “move on”. When he meets Olivia/Prathistha, a call-girl drawn into his shattered existence, it marks a turning point: she becomes his only tether to reality. Yet the deeper Ronnie delves into his search for Alisha, the more he uncovers hidden threads of deceit, power and manipulation. He learns that a ruthless figure named Chacko — and his brother Paulo — have orchestrated much of his suffering. What started as hallucination becomes cold revelation: Alisha is alive but held captive; Ronnie’s accident was engineered; his trauma weaponised. In the final showdown, Ronnie confronts Chacko and Paulo, battles his inner demons and rage, exacts vengeance for his brother’s death, rescues Alisha and stands on the edge of a new life—scarred, changed, but free at last.
