Zila Mahendragarh

What happens when a city boy walks into his village thinking he’s just here to sell an old house—but ends up getting dragged into the most dramatic election of the year? Well, welcome to Zila Mahendragarh, where nostalgia meets politics, friendships turn into rivalries, and love… well, love takes a few unexpected detours.

A Simple Plan, Until It Wasn’t

Rudra, our main man, had a clear goal—come back to his village, wrap up some unfinished business, and head straight back to city life. Easy, right? But villages have their own way of pulling you in. One chai meetup turns into endless hangouts, childhood memories resurface, and before he knows it, Rudra is knee-deep in village matters.

He reconnects with his childhood gang, does some good deeds (the kind that make you a local hero), and somewhere along the way, catches feelings for someone he probably shouldn’t. But hey, what’s a homecoming without a little drama?

Elections, Ego, and Unexpected Twists

Just when Rudra thinks he can slip away, the villagers throw a curveball—“Why don’t you run for Sarpanch?” And like every great political drama, this innocent suggestion turns into a full-blown battle of pride, power, and old friendships on the line.

Because guess who’s standing on the other side? A childhood friend who’s not so thrilled about Rudra stealing the spotlight. Alliances shift, whispers spread, and soon enough, this isn’t just an election—it’s a fight for dominance.

And just when you think you’ve figured out how this story unfolds, the government swoops in with an announcement that flips the entire game. Let’s just say, this election is about to take a very unexpected turn.

Meet the Minds Behind the Madness

Bringing this rollercoaster ride to life are directors Manish Jangu and Mohit Mor, with a story penned by RJ Bhardwaj and Manisha Jangu. Produced by Manuj Yadav, the film stars Manuj Yadav and Nikita Singhal in lead roles, ensuring that the drama, humor, and emotions hit just right.