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On October 30th, 2025, a filmmaker named Rohit Arya held 17 children hostage in a Mumbai studio, bringing the city to a complete standstill. But this isn't just a crime story—it's a shocking investigation into how a broken government system created a broken man.

Rohit Arya had a dream. In 2022, he created an innovative social initiative called "Let's Change"—a documentary concept about school cleanliness. The Maharashtra government loved it. They approved his project, renamed it "Majhi Shala, Sundar Shala," and promised payment. What followed was a nightmare of bureaucratic corruption, denied credits, rejected claims, and 2+ years of nothing but broken promises.

In this investigative documentary, we explore:

How a talented filmmaker became trapped in government red tape and exploitation. The 2-crore-rupee payment that was promised but never delivered. The system failures that pushed a rejected dreamer to his breaking point. The 3.5-hour hostage crisis that shocked Mumbai and exposed deeper institutional corruption. Why Rohit Arya's story is less about one criminal and more about a failed system that abandons its own citizens.

This is more than a crime investigation—it's an examination of how bureaucratic negligence, credit theft, and financial exploitation can destroy a person's mental health and lead to tragedy. Through interviews, investigation, and critical analysis, we uncover what really happened in Powai on that fateful day, and what it reveals about our government's accountability.

The real story isn't about 17 kids being hostage. It's about how one person was held hostage by a system designed to fail him.

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