8 x 10 Tasveer

Jai Puri attends a party on a boat when his father Jatin suffers a sudden heart attack and dies. The tragedy hints at foul play, a possibility that will drive Jai to investigate. Happi later arrives, hinting that someone connected to Jatin may want to silence the truth.

Using his ability to enter photographs, Jai views the moment from Jatin's perspective and witnesses Jatin's final fall. The experience is intense and confirms that Jatin did not simply die of natural causes. The event leaves Jai shaken and visually trapped inside the 8x10 photo.

Jai stays in the photograph longer than a minute and is admitted to a hospital for treatment. While recovering, he begins to suspect that Jatin's death might have been manipulated. This medical crisis becomes the catalyst for the investigation into a larger conspiracy.

Convinced that Sunder may have watched Jatin fall and could be involved, Jai tracks him down to uncover the truth. Sunder manages to elude capture, leaving Jai with more questions than answers. The pursuit heightens the sense of a wider plot at play.

Jai enters the photograph from Sunder's point of view and sees him mixing beta blockers into Jatin's drink. The discovery provides a plausible mechanism for Jatin's demise and deepens the mystery. This perspective confirms a deliberate intervention rather than a simple heart attack.

Jai and Sheila break into Sunder's house to search for answers and instead discover Sunder's strangled corpse. The murder reframes the case as a coordinated plot against Jai and intensifies the danger surrounding the investigation. The evidence points toward a calculated conspiracy among the supposed allies.

A black SUV starts a deadly chase in an attempt to finish Jai and Shayla (Sheila) off. They manage to escape for the moment, but the relentless pursuit underscores the lethal stakes involved. The chase confirms that powerful forces are determined to silence Jai.

Happi enlists Sally, a nurse, to assist Jai as he enters the photo from Anil's point of view. There he witnesses Anil speaking with Savitri about something she wants to keep secret. The scene adds another layer of secrecy and suspicion to the unfolding case.

Jai re-enters the photo from Adit's perspective and learns that Adit supplied Sunder with the pills used to drug Jatin. Adit, sensing Jai's knowledge, attempts to kill him but flees when Happi returns after receiving Jai's message. The revelation tightens the web of manipulation around Jai.

Anil explains that Jatin intended to leave his wealth to Jai's environmental company, cutting out Sunder and Anil from the inheritance. The plan motivates the trio to orchestrate Jai's murder to protect their shares. This confession broadens the circle of suspects and raises the stakes.

As Savitri prepares to transfer the money, she becomes a target and Jai is stabbed before he can intervene. A tense pursuit follows as the attackers try to finish the job. Savitri pushes Jai to uncover a hidden box that may hold the crucial clue.

Savitri directs Jai to search for a box in a room, and an adrenaline injection from Sally briefly sharpens his focus. He re-enters Jatin's perspective, but the attacker interrupts by burning the photograph, cutting off that line of investigation. The interruption heightens the tension for the film's climax.

The assailant is revealed to be Jeet, Jai's surviving twin who fell from a cliff and was believed dead. Jeet had been posing as Jai with Sheila's help to steal his life. A doctor had advised erasing Jeet's memories to cure Jai, explaining the manipulation behind the apparent betrayal.

In a brutal showdown, Happi is killed by Sheila and Jai is thrown into the water where he later discovers Adit's corpse. He fights to break free, and the confrontation advances toward truth and closure. The events seal the fate of several conspirators and push Jai toward a difficult truth.

Jai corners Jeet and convinces him that his fall was an accident, while Sheila shoots Jeet and Jai shoots Sheila, leading to their deaths. With the immediate danger gone, Jai returns to his mother's home and confronts the haunting memory of the events. His mother places a comforting hand on a photo, helping him accept that he is not to blame for what happened.