It seems you're asking about the 2007 Indian crime thriller Johnny Gaddaar directed by Sriram Raghavan.
His heart skipped. This wasn't a movie file. He clicked it. The text file contained only one line: "The fifth man always gets caught, Kabir."
Vikram devises a cunning plan. He secretly follows Shiva on the train to Goa. When Shiva steps out to the train door, Vikram shoots him in the head, killing him instantly. Vikram hides Shiva’s body in a storage compartment and steals the bag containing the Rs. 2.5 Crore. He then disembarks at a different station, sending the police on a chase for Shiva’s body while he returns to Mumbai with the cash.
: The film is a tribute to pulp fiction novels, with the opening credits explicitly dedicating the movie to the author. Bandini (1963)
This contradiction makes Seshadri suspicious of Vikram. He confronts Vikram, testing him with questions about his whereabouts. Vikram slips up, and Seshadri realizes that Vikram is the traitor—the "Gaddaar."
