Mumbai: In a chilling and unsettling development, the investigation into the Delhi blast has revealed a shocking truth — at the core of the conspiracy were not one but several doctors. The very individuals entrusted with saving lives had allegedly turned into orchestrators of destruction. This grim reality bears an eerie resemblance to the storyline of Raktabeej-2, directed by Nandita Roy and Shiboprosad Mukherjee and written by Jinia Sen.
In the film, the character Dr. Sahil Chaudhary—who operates under multiple identities including Dr. Ravi Shukla and Muneer Alam—portrays the disturbing transformation of a healer who loses his moral path. Muneer Alam, once sworn to save lives, slowly evolves into a mastermind of chaos, using the sanctity of the white coat as a shield to conceal his sinister intentions.
This dark parallel raises a troubling question: What happens when the symbol of healing becomes a weapon of terror? When the white coat itself turns into a disguise for destruction, the very hands we trust the most can emerge as the greatest threat.
As the Delhi blast investigation progresses, the striking similarities between real events and the narrative of Raktabeej-2 serve as a stark reminder—sometimes the most dangerous villains are hidden in plain sight, behind the faces we rely on and revere.
