Bullett Raja

Raja, a small-time crook, stumbles into a hurried wedding while fleeing goons. He befriends Rudra, the bride’s cousin, and overhears Lallan’s plan to slaughter everyone at the ceremony to seize Rudra’s uncle’s land for poppy farming. He warns the wedding party just in time, and he and Rudra form a wary alliance to defend the celebration.

Raja and Rudra rally the guests and fend off Lallan’s gang, buying time for the bride’s family. Lallan escapes amid the chaos, while Rudra’s uncle is wounded in the arm. The two vow to shield the relatives as the danger intensifies.

Lallan and Akhandveer escalate their assault on Raja and Rudra, showing the scope of the threat. The duo realize they’re targets in a larger political scheme rather than mere criminals. They maneuver to stay ahead as the danger tightens.

Parshuram, a powerful uncle figure, contemplates allying with them to protect political interests. He asks Raja and Rudra to join his gang, but they refuse, sensing the danger. He advises them to seek safety behind bars, where they might regroup.

Lallan aligns with Akhandveer and uses a dirty bomb to kill Parshuram, disguising the attack under a false peace treaty. The sudden death removes a potential protector and exposes the vulnerability of Raja and Rudra. The pair realize the political machine now has them squarely in its sights.

With Parshuram gone and threats closing in, Raja and Rudra end up in jail. There they meet Shirivastav Ji, a seasoned political adviser who understands UP politics. He helps them exit jail and points them toward a path of vengeance against Lallan.

Shirivastav Ji arranges their release and outlines a plan to strike back. He introduces Ram Babu Shukla as the local political force who can offer protection. The two ally with Ram Babu to edge into the political arena.

Ram Babu becomes their protector and enlists their help against rival factions. His trusted assassin Sumer eludes the police by feigning insanity. Raja and Rudra begin staging operations under Ram Babu’s guidance.

A high-stakes meeting hosted by Bajaj unfolds, and Raja crosses lines by introducing himself to the attendees. Bajaj and his ally Mitali are kidnapped, taken to the city under duress, and a ransom of Rs 5 crores is demanded. The incident further unsettles the already fragile balance of power.

Raja publicly kills Bajaj, a move that electrifies the political climate and shifts public opinion. Despite the upheaval, Raja maintains support from key communities, complicating Ram Babu’s leadership. The city reels from the violent escalation.

Chambal-based Inspector Arun Singh Munna arrives to cap the rising menace. Ram Babu crafts a plan to end Sumer, Raja, and Arun with a coordinated fake encounter, while Raja secretly relocates to Kolkata with Mitali. The plan is meant to restore peace but also reshuffle loyalties.

Raja confronts Sumer and kills him in front of Arun, choosing to spare Arun’s life in the ensuing melee. The act marks a tense turning point as loyalties blur between law and vengeance. Arun becomes an unlikely ally as the city cools after the clash.

A mole within Raja’s gang conspires to kill Raja and arranges for Arun to kill Raja in a staged encounter. Raja uncovers the plot and warns Arun, turning the tables on his enemies. The revelation triggers a deadly counterstrike against the conspirators.

The gang eliminates the mole and dismantles the staged death plan, forcing a clean break from the political maelstrom. Raja departs with Mitali for a new life, and Arun is shown joining them, suggesting a fresh start beyond the turmoil. The film closes on their unlikely trio stepping into an uncertain future.