Breakaway

Rajveer Singh spends his spare time playing hockey with his friends while working at his uncle's trucking company. Darvesh, his father, pushes him to take on more responsibility so he can someday take over the business. This expectation clashes with Rajveer's love of hockey and the personal guilt he carries about his hair and his commitment to the family business.

During a pick up game, Rajveer is the best player on the ice but the Hammerheads coach ignores him. Feeling overlooked, he decides to form his own league team with his friends. Their effort catches the eye of the rink owner and sets the plan in motion.

Darvesh forbids Rajveer from playing hockey, but Rajveer keeps practicing in secret, telling people he is working more routes at the trucking company. He and his friends push forward, building the team that becomes the Speedy Singhs. The tension between duty and passion grows stronger.

The Speedy Singhs attract Dan Winters as coach after the rink owner takes an interest in them. They recruit Rajveer's uncle Sammy as sponsor to keep Rajveer's hockey a secret from his father. The team begins to come together under new guidance.

Rajveer begins dating Dan's younger sister, Melissa, adding a layer of personal stake to the team. Their relationship flourishes amid the chaos of forming a new squad and balancing family expectations. The romance helps him see a broader support network around hockey.

Darvesh discovers Rajveer has been playing hockey in secret. After a night out with the team ends badly, Darvesh kicks Rajveer out of the house. He then argues with Dan and quits the Speedy Singhs, throwing the team into turmoil.

Without Rajveer, the Speedy Singhs advance to the finals against the Hammerheads. Melissa reveals that the team must wear helmets, which would require removing their turbans. This revelation raises the central issue of identity and inclusion as the finals approach.

Rajveer arranges for helmets that accommodate turbans and covers the legal fees to allow them. He apologizes to Dan and the team for his earlier selfishness, and they welcome him back. The squad prepares to reunite for the big game.

The day of the finals coincides with the wedding of Rajveer's cousin Reena and Sonu. Sonu thanks the guests and encourages everyone to attend the finals, tying the team's pride to the community's celebration. The wedding adds personal pressure and public support for the team.

Rajveer tries to express his passion for hockey to Darvesh, hoping for his blessing. Darvesh refuses to attend the finals, maintaining his stance. This moment underscores the emotional distance that Rajveer must overcome to reconcile with his father.

The Speedy Singhs and Hammerheads trade goals, tying the game at the end of the third period. The arena roars as the teams prepare for overtime, each side determined to claim the championship. The tension is palpable as players push through fatigue.

Darvesh listens to the close game on the temple radio and rushes to the arena to show his support. He arrives in time to be visible to Rajveer and the team, shifting the emotional dynamic. The moment marks a turning point in their relationship.

Spurred by his father's unexpected arrival, Rajveer scores the winning goal and embraces Darvesh on the rink. The moment seals Rajveer's redemption and cements his love for hockey in front of the crowd. The team celebrates as the father and son finally connect through the game.