ABCD 2

Suru, a bar waiter, teams up with his best friend Vernon and aspiring dancer Vinnie to create a group. Their Hum Kisi Se Kum Nahin performance is exposed as copied from the Philippine All Stars, and they are publicly labeled cheaters. The finale ends in disqualification, leaving the team reeling and public attention turned away from their dreams.

With the tag of cheaters following them, Suru returns to waiting tables, Vinnie back to the beauty parlor, and Vernon back to delivering pizzas. The departure of their teammates deepens the sense of failure and they are insulted again as cheaters. They wonder if they will ever get another chance.

Hoping to erase the negative label, Suru sets his sights on a grander title in Las Vegas' World Dance Championship. He watches Vishnu demonstrate his dance mettle and convinces him to become their choreographer. The idea is to train and reach the top where the crowd's support might redeem them.

Vishnu agrees to choreograph the team and they begin auditions to form the squad. They select a new lineup, including Vinod, a deaf-mute dancer, and start practicing for qualifiers. The atmosphere is tense but hopeful as they prepare to prove themselves.

In Bangalore qualifiers they face the stinging insult of being branded cheaters again. Vishnu begs the audience for one last chance, and the team earns their spot by delivering a winning performance. During the qualifiers, Vinod, a deaf-mute dancer, notices Suru and Vinnie's hidden romance beginning to bloom.

Back home, Shetty Anna refuses to fund Suru with Rs 25 lakhs, reneging on a public promise. Vishnu then arranges money by convincing Crocxz's uncle to fund the team, rekindling Suru's hopes. Suru initially loses faith as the financial obstacles mount.

Before Vegas, Vishnu reveals his ulterior motive for joining the team: he had orchestrated his involvement to create an exit strategy for himself. The revelation shakes Suru and the others, forcing them to reassess trust and their goals. Yet they decide to press on toward Las Vegas.

Arriving in Las Vegas, the Indian Stunners win the qualifiers and crest toward the finals. The victory confirms that their hard work is paying off, despite past betrayals and financial stress. The team starts to see a path toward their mother’s dream.

On the eve of their next step, Vishnu leaves the hotel with the team money to meet his son Manu. Manu recognizes him and their reunion gives Vishnu a sense of contentment about the family he has created. This moment marks a personal milestone amid the competition.

Back at the training ground, Vinnie is injured due to excessive rehearsal and is replaced by Olive, an American dancer with partial Indian origin. Vishnu learns of the substitution while thanking Gopi, who works at the bar-hotel. Olive's arrival creates new dynamics but keeps the team moving forward.

Vishnu returns to salvage the moment after a confrontation with the German team, admitting he left without permission but intending to protect the group. He apologizes, and Suru reaffirms Vishnu as the team's choreographer. The team reconciles and advances into the finals.

In the final performance, Vinod's health worsens during an assemblage, and D, a friend who knew about his tuberculosis, supports him as the formation falters. They regroup and complete the routine with Vinod at the bottom. Although they do not win the trophy, they win the hearts of millions, and Suru delivers a final voiceover inspired by his mother's motivational lessons.