Bhindi Baazaar Inc

The film begins by depicting Bhindi Bazaar, a crime-infested area of Mumbai where pickpocket gangs consider their craft an art form. The environment is dangerous and lively, with poverty forcing residents into a life of crime to survive. The story introduces the atmosphere of greed and deceit that pervades this neighborhood.

A strategic chess game between Shroff and Tezz symbolizes their ongoing rivalry and complex relationship. This opening scene reveals the power dynamics and sets the tone for the unfolding story, with each move hinting at future confrontations and alliances. Their game foreshadows the eventual clash between their respective gangs.

Fateh, a small-time pickpocket, recruits Tezz as his second-in-command to establish his own gang. They work together in a coordinated effort to steal wallets across Mumbai, with Fateh aiming to eventually succeed Mamu as the area's crime leader. Their partnership highlights their growing friendship and shared ambitions.

Fateh is shown to have romantic ambitions and eyes Mamu’s niece Shabana. Meanwhile, Tezz encounters Simran, a girl he steals from, and later falls in love with her after returning her purse. These romantic subplots add depth to the characters and introduce personal conflicts amidst their criminal activities.

A pharmaceutical company approaches Mamu with a dangerous plan to spread a flu virus in Mumbai to boost sales of their antidote. Mamu declines the offer, refusing to involve his gang in bioweapons manipulation. This decision highlights his moral stand and sets up the conflicts with external criminal influences.

Fateh’s gang faces aggression from Shankar Pandey’s rival gang, leading to violence and retaliation. Fateh wants to attack Shankar’s territory, but Tezz advises restraint to avoid drawing attention, demonstrating differing approaches to gang conflicts. This rivalry escalates the tension between the factions.

Fateh secretly allies with Shankar and kills Mamu during an intimate moment, making it appear as a heart attack. He then assumes control over Bhindi Bazaar's criminal empire. This betrayal marks a significant turning point, propelling Fateh into a position of power and deepening the storyline of treachery.

Fateh forms an alliance with Shankar, and they collaborate on further crimes, including the spread of the flu virus with the help of a pharmaceutical company. Fateh also begins an affair with Shabana, further complicating his personal relationships amid his rise to power.

Tensions rise as Shankar attempts to cheat Fateh out of his share of their criminal enterprise, leading to violent gang confrontations. Fateh responds aggressively, extending the conflict and causing casualties on both sides. The violence underscores the brutal nature of their rivalry.

Kanjari, a gang member, helps Bano murder Shabana to eliminate her as a threat and secure her own position. Bano then kills Shabana and claims her death was a suicide out of love for Shankar. This act of betrayal emphasizes the deadly power struggles within the gang

Tezz tricks Fateh into a trap, leading to Fateh's ultimate death. This act signifies Tezz's loyalty to his principles and his desire to dismantle Fateh’s corrupt reign, culminating in his revenge against his former friend. The scene heightens the film’s themes of betrayal and justice.

Shroff, the narcotics officer, reveals he supported Tezz because his own daughter was a victim of the flu virus spread by Fateh and Shankar. Sensing the tide turning, Shroff appoints Tezz as the new Mamu of both territories. This shift indicates a temporary victory for justice and order.

Simran, a nurse at the hospital, recognizes Tezz as the man responsible for her brother’s suicide after stealing his purse. She unknowingly poisons him in an attempt to avenge her brother, which results in Tezz’s death. Her act of love and revenge brings a tragic close to the story.