In a strange and disturbing coincidence, recent developments in the Delhi blast investigation reveal that more than one doctor stands at the core of the conspiracy—healers who turned into destroyers. The chilling real-life details echo the fictional yet unsettling narrative of Raktabeej2, directed by Nandita Roy and Shiboprosad Mukherjee and written by Zinia Sen.
In the film, the character Dr. Sahil Choudhury- who assumes multiple identities as Dr. Ravi Shukla and Munir Alam – embodies the nightmare of a healer gone rogue. Munir Alam, a man who once vowed to save lives, gradually transforms into a mastermind of devastation, using the sanctity of the medical profession as a perfect disguise.
This eerie overlap between fiction and reality raises unsettling questions. When a white coat becomes a cloak for terror, medicine turns into menace. The trust we place in healing hands, one of society’s strongest assurances – can become the most dangerous illusion of all.
As investigators continue to unearth the truth behind the Delhi blast case, the convergence between actual events and Raktabeej2’s storyline serves as a stark reminder: sometimes, the most shocking villains are those we once believed were saving our lives.
