As the title Raajneeti suggests, it is the story about Indian politics, Indian democratic system and about Indian elections. On top of all, it is the tale of a few citizens who direct the fate of millions of people. It is the story of their relentless desire, and their sour and brutal ways to attain it. It is the tale of people who realize power and know how to manipulate it at their determination.

Bhasker Sanyal (Naseeruddin Shah) is the fire brand leftist leader whom other leaders fear because of his ability to hypnotise millions of people. Other leaders are jealous of his ability. He works for political integrity for which he is respected a lot within and outside his party. But one personal error of his career sent him into a self imposed exile and produced an undisclosed outcome that shuddered the fortune of the political panorama of the state.

Raajneeti is also the story of Sooraj (Ajay Devgan) who mounted to great height from the lower classes with antagonism in his spirit and headship on his brain. And yet, his fate by no means conquers the disaster of his origin, entrapping him in a dreadful quandary where his honesty to his companion warns to devastate his own people.

Raajneeti is also the story of Brij Gopal (Nana Patekar), who rejected all political aspiration even as he continued to guide and direct the new generation of leaders, at the same time, the fight got horrible by the day.

Raajneeti is also the story of Prithvi Pratap (Arjun Rampal), who is successor to an influential political inheritance and intolerant to grab the peak position.

Raajneeti is also the story of a male with a spirit of gold but who is all brawn. A male, whose unmanageable obsessions bring his family to the edge of political destruction, and Raajneeti is also the story of Veerendra Pratap (Manoj Bajpai), whose dive at the throne was saddened even as he was within remarkable space of it. A man who considers he was born to rule, and who would now discontinue at utterly nothing to scrape his way rear to the peak.

Raajneeti is also the story of Indu Sakseria (Katrina Kaif), who is the princess – gorgeous, adoring, and proud. She had only solitary all intense love. Very less did she know that her own pleasure was reliant on the changing electoral lucks of her love, and that even a minor change in the faultiness of political concession would cause an upsetting tremor in her own existence. And so far, this strong-willed by no means say die diva increase from the remains of her disaster to confront every competitor, over spinning the political prospect of the state.

Raajneeti is also the story of Sarah Jean Collins (Sarah Thompson). He came from one of the horrible and very aggressive places on globe. He ran away from there, battered, upset, and fell in love with a girl of his choice and her hatred for it. And so far, when he was sucked into his fate, this naive puzzled girl's confidential world was thrown asunder.

Raajneeti is also the story of Samar Pratap (Ranbir Kapoor), who is the eventual stranger. The apolitical painstaking objector, who got unwillingly sucked into the fight ruined arena of family enmity, only to roll into a master of the expertise of political conflict. Raajneeti is also the story of the lady whom he loved, and the single that he loved and lost him. It is also the story of his firm and severe battle to guard his family.

It is the story of a ferociously fought election battle, where money supremacy and bribery are the accepted models, and where betrayal and exploitation are routinely used arms.

Raajneeti is also the story of good and bad politics; what our politicians do to attain the chair and how they misuse power.