Sarkar (2018) on Netflix

An NRI businessman learns his vote has been cast by someone else and decides to investigate the matter, eventually finding himself pitted against two corrupt politicians.

Sundar Ramaswamy is a highly successful non-resident Indian businessman based in the United States. He arrives in Chennai to cast his vote in the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly election. However, he finds out that someone else had already voted in his name. When he decides to investigate the matter, he finds himself pitted against two corrupt politicians.

—Santhosh

Sarkar is a political action film revolving around Sundar Ramaswamy, an NRI businessman who comes to India to cast his vote, but is devastated to learn someone else has already voted in his name. Even though others want him to let go of this issue, Sundar decides to reclaim his right to vote after going through the Indian election law. He cites the Section 49P in The Conduct of Elections Rules, 1961 and his plea is accepted, but he soon finds himself pitted against two corrupt politicians who won't stop at anything to destroy both his life and reputation.

—Prashast Singh