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It was past midnight on Marine Drive. The humid Mumbai air was heavy with the smell of the sea. The streets were almost empty, the glow of streetlights reflecting on the asphalt. The silence didn’t last long. The roar of four high-performance engines ripped through the night. These weren’t just cars — they were machines worth crores, driven by men who owned the streets when they chose to. Four of Mumbai’s most powerful heirs had taken the road for themselves, racing down the stretch like nothing else existed. Reyansh Thakur At the front, a black Lamborghini Aventador cut through the air. Behind the wheel sat Reyansh Thakur, the 29-year-old son of India’s Prime Minister. Known for his arrogance, temper, and dominance, Reyansh was born to lead and hated losing. His jaw was clenched, his d