Beeba Boys

Jeet Johar, a ruthless Indo-Canadian gangster, establishes himself in Vancouver with the swagger of a clan leader. He builds the Beeba Boys, a crew known for style, charm, and brutal enforcement as they carve out turf. The city becomes their stage for power, loyalty, and fear.

Jeet's clash with the older, feared dealer Robbie Grewal drives a personal and political battle over territory. Their conflict blends violence, business, and ambition, setting the tone for the gang war to come. The gulf between generations of crime becomes a defining tension.

In a drugs and turf dispute, Jeet's gang murders Lucky and his girlfriend, triggering a harsh crackdown. The killings force Jeet into custody and spark the murder trial that follows. The violence marks a turning point that pulls Beeba Boys into a larger conflict.

Nep, a failed wannabe kidnapper with grit, bonds with Jeet in prison and proves his mettle by taking down white supremacists. Their shared danger cements a volatile alliance that will influence events outside the bars. The prison encounter foreshadows the tangled loyalties to come.

On the outside, Jeet becomes attracted to Katya Drobot, the blonde juror in his trial. She becomes a strategic figure, a potential lever in a dangerous game of trust. The dynamic hints at a more complicated relationship that will shape decisions.

The jury clears Jeet of Lucky's murder, allowing him to step back into the world with renewed confidence. He invites Katya into his orbit, placing her in a penthouse he owns, signaling a troubling dependence. The move blurs lines between power, danger, and personal attachment.

To cement his grip on the underworld, Jeet pushes Nep to provoke Grewal by any means necessary. The gambit leads to a high-stakes plan where Nep's loyalty is tested and his value to the Beeba Boys grows. The seeds of deeper manipulation are sown.

Grewal counters with a shocking gambit: he orders Nep to kidnap his own daughter, Choti, to prove loyalty. Choti agrees to go along, deepening the forbidden bond between Nep and her. This dangerous move escalates the gang's ambitions and risks.

Manny forces Jamie, a Grewal associate, to reveal the mole inside Jeet's circle. Jamie ultimately betrays Nep by handing him over to the rival side, triggering a wave of violence and mistrust. The betrayal accelerates the unraveling of the Beeba Boys' cohesion.

Katya inadvertently confirms Nep's presence at Manny's death, heightening the fear of betrayal. Jeet confronts Nep in a tense ride that ends with Nep taking the blame for Jeet's gun, deepening their rift. The feud intensifies as loyalties fracture within the Beeba Boys.

Grewal sends thugs to Katya's apartment to trap Jeet, culminating in a chilling assault that leaves Katya dead. The assassination tightens the spiral of violence and drives Jeet toward a desperate choice. The personal cost of the war becomes suddenly visceral.

Jeet urges Nep to meet at a nightclub, where the undercover sting is exposed. Nep reveals he is part of an operation to bring down Grewal, with the Beeba Boys unknowingly playing along. The club erupts in gunfire as truth and deception collide.

Nep reaches Grewal's waiting car to mislead him, only to discover Choti is there. Grewal shoots Nep to silence the informant, but Choti deflects the shot, revealing Nep never fired and that he was undercover. Jeet seizes the moment to propose surrender and expose the truth.

Surrounded by police, Jeet offers his and Choti's surrender after a final confrontation that cements the Beeba Boys' downfall. Grewal exits the car and shoots Jeet dead, only to be cut down by police moments later. The city closes on a grim tableau of power, loyalty, and consequence.