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Sumair Azad is an NCB officer, who along with his deputy Jagadish Prasad alias Jaggi in Gurgaon bust down a drug deal, leading the drug lord Sikandar to kidnap Sumair's son Atharva in exchange for retrieving the bag of cocaine.

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Bloody Daddy Full HD Movie on Telegram is a thriller about drugs, drug dealers and Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) officers. Sumair (Shahid Kapoor) and his assistant, Jaggi (Zeeshan Quadri), are NCB officers who confiscate a bag full of drugs while it is being taken in a car. The consignment belongs to Sikander Chowdhary (Ronit Bose Roy) who, therefore, kidnaps Sumair’s son, Atharv (Sartaaj Kakkar), so that he can force Sumair to return him the drugs. Sikander, in turn, has to hand over the drugs to Hameed (Sanjay Kapoor) from whom he has accepted payment in advance. Sameer (Rajeev Khandelwal) and Aditi (Diana Penty) are also NCB officers who are involved in the same drugs case. It may be pointed out here that Sumair, Jaggi and Sameer have their own reasons for not wanting to return the bag of drugs. But, of course, Sumair has the bigger task of getting son Atharv freed from the clutches of Sikander.

The film is based on French film Nuit Blanche. Ali Abbas Zafar and Aditya Basu have written a fast-paced, taut story and screenplay about the predicament of a father whose son has been kidnapped because he has in his possession the drugs consignment belonging to a drugs dealer. The drama engages the viewers right from the word ‘go’ and keeps them involved all through because of the many turns and twists. The tricks adopted by Sumair, the game of oneupmanship between Sumair and Sameer, the motives of the various NCB officers, and the modus operandi adopted by Sumair to ensure the safe release of his son from the captivity of Sikander Chowdhary are all so exciting and interesting that the audience get sucked into the world created by the two writers. A good part of the drama happens in just one hotel (owned by Sikander) but if, in spite of this, monotony does not set in, it is due to the fast pace of the drama, which does not give the viewers even a minute to think. The background music is another reason for boredom not creeping in but about that, later. Dialogues, written by Ali Abbas Zafar and Aditya Basu, with additional dialogues by Siddharth-Garima, are excellent.