In the heart of the North Indian heartland, Rajjo is a reformer determined to combat domestic violence. She formed a gang called the Pink Gang, dedicated to protecting women. These brave women will take up arms and fight men when their sisters are in trouble. They learned the "Law of Survival" in the club. They not only need to grind spices and weave baskets, but also learn how to defend themselves. Rajjo wanted to open schools for women to learn and free them from ignorance, but faced numerous obstacles, the biggest of which was Sumitra Devi--, a corrupt female government official whose political ambitions had triumphed over her compassion for oppressed women. The film is adapted from a true story, and the Indian women's gang, all dressed in pink saris, still exists. The Pink Gang was founded in 2006 by the name of Sam Pat David. The Pink Gang's stronghold is located on a dusty main road in the small town of Adela in the Band area, where most alarms for help are sent by phone. As soon as there is an alarm, members of the Pink Gang will quickly put on the sari and pick up their uniformly equipped weapon.
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