De Dhakka

Makarand, after spending all his wealth, invents an auto part that promises drastic fuel savings. Being from a rural background with no formal education, he is not taken seriously by many. As the family slips into economic crisis, hope returns with his invention.

Suryabhan, Makarand's father, seizes every opportunity to blame his son for selling land and chasing failed dreams. Dhanaji and Sumti add fuel to the fire, widening the rift at home. The family clings to a thread of hope despite mounting debts.

Sayali, Makarand's daughter, earns a golden opportunity by reaching the final round of a prestigious dance competition with a huge prize. The news revives the family's optimism and they scramble to arrange the journey. The stakes are high as Sayali's dream could change their fortunes.

With railway tickets unavailable, Dhanaji arranges a rickshaw and the family sets out toward Mumbai. The journey is a mix of nerves and determination as they chase Sayali's dream. Every mile brings them closer to the opportunity that could redefine their lives.

On the road, the police intercept and reveal that Dhanaji stole the rickshaw and gagged the driver. To save his family, Makarand snatches the officer's gun and holds him at gunpoint in a tense standoff. The officer reluctantly lets them go after an undertaking to report to the station later.

The rickshaw's clutch plate malfunctions, forcing the family to push whenever it starts. Kisna collapses unconscious while pushing, and a medical examination reveals he is suffering from asthma. The crisis heightens the family's fear about finishing the journey.

During a night halt, the duo of musicians accompanying them angrily leave over unpaid dues. Tensions flare as Makarand bluntly blames Dhanaji and Sumi for their troubles, only to seek forgiveness after realizing his harsh words. The group steels itself to press on.

A heart attack strikes Suryabhan on the way, and he is admitted to a hospital where doctors reveal he has slipped into a coma due to heavy alcohol consumption. Rather than linger on the setback, the family decides to push forward toward Mumbai.

While on the way, Suryabhan awakens from his coma and escapes the hospital to reunite with his family. This unexpected turn strengthens their resolve as they continue toward the competition venue. The family finds renewed energy in his return.

Sayali participates in the final round and earns a thunderous applause before finishing in third place. The makeup artist's encouragement helps her, while the family watches with pride and relief. The moment marks a high point amid their ongoing struggles.

After returning home, Makarand discovers a client has copied his invention and marketed it as their own. Dhanaji reveals he sold the part to raise money for a new harmonium. The family scolds him, but Makarand recognizes his act was meant to help Sayali and forgives him.

With forgiveness in place, Makarand resolves to start life afresh and pursue his dream with renewed hope. The family bands together to support the renewed plan. Their bond grows stronger as they look to the future.

Next day, Amar reveals that the auto part was patented six months earlier. The TV client had claimed invention and sent legal notices, but the patent documents prove Makarand is the rightful inventor. The revelation shifts the story from doubt to vindication.

The client arrives with royalty money of Rs 1 crore, confirming the patent's value and Makarand's rightful invention. The family rejoices as the credits roll, sealing a hopeful new chapter in their lives. The long struggle ends with financial relief and recognition.