Bachchhan Paandey

Producer assigns Myra a mission to craft a gripping gangster tale. To gather realism, she travels to Baghwa to study the life of a feared gangster. There she meets her friend Vishu and shares her film concept. This encounter marks the start of her immersive research and the plan to get close to Bachchhan.

Vishu initially erupts, tells Myra to leave, and disapproves of exploiting real gangster stories. He is later convinced to help her bring the project to life. Together they decide to work to get closer to Bachchhan by studying his world.

Myra and Vishu begin their risky plan to infiltrate Bachchhan's world by targeting his henchmen. They plant a microphone in Virgin's phone to eavesdrop on Bachchhan's conversations. The risky setup marks their first real exposure to the gangster world.

Virgin betrays Bachchhan for rival Rana Lohia, but Lohia's men catch and kill him. The murder confirms the dangerous stakes surrounding Bachchhan's circle. Vishu and Myra now understand how quickly loyalty can turn to peril.

Vishu and Myra overhear Virgin's murder through the microphone, only to be discovered by Bachchhan's gang. They are forced to retreat as their covert operation is exposed. The close call hardens their resolve to see the project through.

Bachchhan decides to kill Vishu and Myra but relents when he discovers that Myra is directing a gangster film and could shape his legend. He even proposes that he play the film's protagonist. This creates a delicate, uneasy alliance between the gangster and the filmmakers.

Bachchhan kidnaps Myra's producer, forcing Myra to listen to his backstory to help develop the script. The revelation provides the film with a gritty, personal context. Myra's creative control becomes the central tension of the project.

In a flashback, Bachchhan works for corrupt politician Laalji Bhagat; after a fallout, Bhagat has Bachchhan's girlfriend Sophie killed. In retaliation, Bachchhan murders Bhagat in the hospital where he is admitted. The episode explains Bachchhan's ruthless code of revenge.

Bachchhan's goons struggle with acting, so they seek coaching from Bhavesh Bhoplo. He hammers them with tough lessons, humiliating them to improve. Myra urges restraint to keep the film's tone honest and believable.

As production progresses, Myra and Bachchhan's relationship deepens and they begin to develop feelings for each other. Their personal connection adds complexity to the director-protagonist dynamic. The evolving bond influences their professional decisions on set.

The film within the film is completed and released to theatres. Bachchhan and his goons celebrate BP as a gritty gangster drama, only to find it mocked as a comedy. Meanwhile, Myra's film is praised by media and by directors who once mocked her.

Bachchhan's gang talks of killing Myra to erase the threat, but a call from his mother after ten years makes him reconsider. The moment triggers a shift in his public image and his outlook on life. He begins to attract fans instead of fear as he contemplates a new path.

Bachchhan becomes a star and is celebrated as a comic actor. Kaandi gives up his porn-watching habit; Vishu lands a lead in an unnamed film; Pendulum opens a dairy farm with Pinky; Bhavesh Bhoplo becomes the best acting teacher; Myra is recognized as the best director. In the end, Bachchhan quits crime and embraces acting.