Aabra Ka Daabra

Rahul, a magician and escape artist, locks himself inside a closed box and drops it into the ocean. He fails to surface, leaving Shanu and his mother Shivani to grieve a presumed death. The tragedy pulls the family into poverty and invites cruel taunts from those around them, with Shanu nicknamed the ‘son of a loser’.

Shanu and his mother Shivani struggle with poverty and social stigma in the aftermath of Rahul's disappearance. Neighbors tease Shanu, blaming him for the loss and labeling him the 'son of a loser'. They try to carry on, clinging to small hopes for a better future.

Shanu wins a sponsored competition that grants admission to any school he desires. He chooses Aabra Ka Daabra, the renowned school of magic, hoping to change his fortunes. The win marks a turning point, offering him an escape from hardship through education and spellcraft.

On arriving at the magical school, Shanu befriends new classmates and meets Limbu, the kind but eccentric caretaker. He also encounters the strict principal Rang Birangi, known as RB, who imposes high expectations. The school itself promises wonder and hidden dangers alike.

Shanu trains in various tricks and discovers he can fly on a carpet, swiftly rising among the school's top students. His talent earns him respect and new friendships within the magical community. The montage of studies illustrates his growing confidence and skill.

Birangi begins sneaking off into the nearby forest at night, stirring curiosity among the students. To uncover her activities, Shanu and his friends use an invisibility pill provided by Limbu and secretly shadow her. The clandestine pursuit hints at a larger conspiracy within the school walls.

The group discovers Rahul is imprisoned by Birangi, who forces him to craft 'amarsanjivani', an immortality potion. Rahul confesses that he once made such a potion as a teacher at Aabra Ka Daabra. The stakes rise as the family’s fate hinges on his work.

Birangi spots Shanu and injects him with poison, threatening his life. Rahul redoubles his efforts to complete the potion in time to save his son, and he ultimately cures Shanu with the potion's help. The rescue tightens the bond between father and son and reinforces their resolve against Birangi.

Shanu and his allies confront Birangi in a magical duel that tests everyone's limits. Although Birangi is defeated, she vows to return for revenge and vanishes into the shadows. The outcome leaves the school freed but the threat far from over.

Shanu seizes Birangi's wand and hands it over to his guardian, Dilbaug Singh, ensuring the wand's power remains out of Birangi's reach. The transfer marks a new balance of power within the school and its magic users. The moment underscores Shanu's role in safeguarding their community.

The entire school celebrates liberation from Birangi's oppressive rule, rejoicing in their restored freedom and safety. Yet the sudden disappearance of Birangi's wand casts a shadow over the victory, hinting at ongoing mysteries. The celebration feels bittersweet as the magic world holds its breath.

In the final moments, Zulu, Birangi's demon-winged servant, ponders the fate of RB and the missing wand. The wand's disappearance hints at unfinished business and potential threats lurking beyond the school walls. The film closes with a sense of unresolved danger mingling with celebration.