GRAHAN tells the story of Parvati Shastri (Paro), a poor middle class with high values and rich in Indian culture. Parvati is the daughter of Shastriji, a retired classical music teacher and she herself teaches classical dance to school children to make two ends meet. One evening, while returning home from one of her performances, Parvati is abducted and brutally raped by Sanjay Acharya, the son of the Chief Minister. Parvati is kept a prisoner by Sanjay’s goons until her wounds have healed so as to erase all traces of evidence. When she is finally released and thrown on the roads, she is rescued by a passerby who happens to be a journalist. An FIR is lodged against Sanjay and the Chief Minister is informed of his son’s act.

The CM, a man of high morals and immaculate track record warns his son that if the charges against him are proven, he, his own father would not stand by him. To avoid exposure, Sanjay hatches a diabolical plot to assassinate his own father and thus try to cover up the incident. The CM is assassinated and his daughter Sunita is compelled to accept the nomination of her father’s party to the post of CM. However, justice does take its course and Sanjay is arrested on charges of rape. Sunita and everyone close to her can obviously never dream for a moment that her own brother could be guilty of such a crime. She and all her advisers believe that it is a move of the opposition to discredit their family name. She pleads with Jaggu to handle the case for Sanjay. It is Jaggu’s first major case. In court he demolishes the young women, accusing her of being a whore. She loses her mind with the trauma of her shame and disappears. That night, there is a party to celebrate. Sanjay gets drunk and confesses to the rape to Jaggu. Jaggu is shocked at the consequence of what he has done.

He cannot bear the fact that he has started his career with a lie and decides to find and set things right for her if he can. He searches all over the city and finally finds her digging for food in a garbage dump.She has completely lost her mind and remembers nothing. Jaggu takes her away from the city and tries to help her regain her memory. After a series of incidents, everything one day comes back to her and she stabs Jaggu and runs away. Meanwhile, Jaggu returns to the city where Sunita has won her election. An elaborate function is organized for the swearing in ceremony to which the elite of the city have been invited. It is during this ceremony, in the presence of this huge crowd, that Paro suddenly appears and shoots Sanjay! Jaggu is stunned and asks her why she did this.

She replies that she had to get justice and now that her life is finished she does not care for the consequences. Against his brother, Raghu’s wishes and against his fiancee, now Chief Minister, Sunita’s wishes, Jaggu decides to defend Parvati in her murder trial. Jaggu’s ideals are high and he earnestly believes that he has to get legal as well as social justice for Parvati. In the climactic court scene between the two brothers, the drama unfolds…Can Jaggu Sinha meet Sunita’s and Raghu’s challenge in court?Can a just and sincere advocate get justice for the helpless, downtrodden Paro?
Can Jaggu’s plea for justice be heard by all?Did the court do justice?
Did Paro get justice- judicial as well as social?
Can justice be eclipsed?