Chain Kulii Ki Main Kulii

Karan, a thirteen-year-old boy, endures life in a harsh orphanage run by the stern warden John 'Hitler' Kakkad. He clings to two dreams—finding parents and becoming a top cricketer—and looks to Kapil Dev for inspiration. When he finds an old cricket bat he believes Dev used to win the 1983 World Cup, the bat becomes a magical talisman that sparks his confidence.

By luck, the coach of the Indian cricket team spots Karan playing and is deeply impressed by his batting. At this time, India's national team is going through a rough patch and needs a spark. The discovery marks the beginning of Karan's rise to the national stage.

Karan and his magical bat are inducted into the Indian team as opening batsmen, partnering with captain Varun. The news electrifies the team and sets the stage for a dramatic new chapter. Karan's dream edges closer to reality as he steps onto the national stage.

When Karan marches onto the pitch, he and the team deliver a thrilling win for India, instantly turning him into the nation's heartthrob. News of his rise spreads quickly as he becomes the most sought-after kid in the country. Raghav watches with growing envy, setting up the conflict over the magic bat.

Raghav, the orphanage bully who hates Karan, schemes to obtain the magic bat by any means. His obsession with the bat fuels his actions and he grows bolder in trying to claim it. The bat becomes the focal point of the power struggle between the two boys.

Amid rising fame, Karan and Varun forge a deep bond that goes beyond simple teammate camaraderie. Karan's warmth inspires Varun to reconnect with his estranged father, highlighting the human side of their journey. The two athletes support each other through the pressures of national attention.

The Indian team reaches the climactic 5th one-day match against Pakistan. The pressure builds as the public expects a win, and Karan's bat becomes central to the drama of the game. Raghav intensifies his efforts to destroy the magic bat before the match.

During the final ODI, Raghav destroys the magic bat, leaving Karan shaken and furious. He fears his dream might be shattered, while Varun helps him stay focused on the realities of the game. The event triggers a turning point about belief versus superstition.

Varun consoles Karan and reveals that the bat was merely an ordinary tool, and true talent lies within. They recall the rare coincidence that both Karan and Dev wielded extraordinary skill with the same bat. This realization shifts Karan’s mindset from superstition to self-belief.

With renewed self-belief, Karan composes himself and helps India clinch victory in the final match. The win proves that talent can triumph without magical props. Karan gains a renewed sense of purpose in his cricketing journey.

After the triumph, Karan decides to rejoin the team only when he has matured and trained further. He chooses patience over sudden fame, maintaining his long-term dream of becoming a great cricketer. This vow keeps his spirit focused for future challenges.

Varun and his fiancée Malini announce they will adopt Karan, giving him the family he longed for. The decision marks a new chapter of belonging and support for his cricketing ambitions. The trio faces the future together as a unified family.

Karan’s admiration for Kapil Dev remains a guiding light, reminding him that talent and perseverance can overcome harsh beginnings. The mentor figure continues to push him toward greatness even as he forges his own path.