Crew

The three flight attendants finally learn that Manoj Mittal’s wife, a former crew member, betrayed them so her husband would be caught. Determined to make the rich pay, they travel to Al Burj and infiltrate the lavish wedding of the airline’s chairman, Vijay Waliya, by posing as housekeeping staff. Inside the presidential suite they discover the suitcases that should hold the smuggled gold are empty, leaving them empty‑handed once more.

Undeterred, the women hijack Waliya’s private jet scheduled for the Cayman Islands. Geeta and Jasmine stay onboard as attendants while Divya—who has always dreamed of piloting—takes the cockpit. After drugging most of the passengers, they confront Waliya’s formidable daughter; a brief struggle ends with the girl restrained. With the plane airborne, Divya’s nerves flare, but a sharp slap from Geeta snaps her back into focus, and she guides the aircraft to a makeshift runway in the tiny town of Nanheri—her childhood home—just in time to avoid a collision with grazing cattle.

Before landing, Divya alerts the customs officer Jaiveer to the plan, ensuring the DRA can seize Waliya’s remaining gold. The women then hand the recovered loot over to the authorities and distribute the rest among the airline staff who have suffered under the same exploitation. The film closes on Jasmine’s hopeful line about “three ants taking down an elephant,” suggesting that their small, united act has finally tipped the scales in favor of the downtrodden.

Last Updated: September 15, 2025 at 18:25