In the climax of the movie, Aditya (Akshay Kumar), who adopts the moniker Gabbar, seeks to expose and punish corrupt officials and individuals involved in the medical system. He forms a group called the “Anti-Corruption Force” and takes matters into his own hands.
In the resolution, Gabbar executes a plan to reveal the corrupt practices of pharmaceutical companies, doctors, and bureaucrats who manipulate medical systems for financial gain. He stages a high-profile event to expose their wrongdoings, making the public aware of the corruption that affects their lives.
Throughout the movie, the police officer Sadhuram (Sunil Grover) investigates Gabbar’s actions, but in the end, he recognizes the necessity of Gabbar’s fight against corruption. The film concludes with Gabbar standing against corruption, having made a significant impact on the system.
In summary, “Gabbar Is Back” ends with the protagonist successfully exposing and challenging corrupt individuals within the medical establishment, emphasizing the need for systemic change and accountability. The film addresses social issues and advocates for justice against corruption.