Desi Boyz

The economic downturn devastates London, leaving Jerry juggling odd jobs while studying and Nick stuck in a high-skill job market with no opportunities. Jerry works as a mall security guard and struggles to make ends meet, while Nick, an MBA graduate, cannot find suitable employment. The pair brace for a bleak future as savings dwindle.

Nick is awarded a large bonus and spends it on an expensive engagement ring for Radhika. Radhika dreams of a grand wedding, honeymoon, and a beautiful home after marriage. The couple's plans contrast with their precarious finances during the downturn.

Jerry’s sister’s son Veer depends on him, but the social services warn that if Jerry cannot cover Veer’s expenses within two weeks, Veer could be taken into foster care. The looming custody risk forces Jerry to scramble for funds and stability. The crisis highlights the collateral damage of the recession on families.

Jerry loses his job after letting a shoplifter escape to aid his ailing grandmother, highlighting how desperation fuels risky choices. Nick, meanwhile, remains unemployed due to being overqualified. The two friends struggle to maintain their friendship and finances without income.

With money running dry, Jerry and Nick accept an offer from Khalnayak to become male escorts for the agency Desi Boyz. They adopt stage names—Rocco for Jerry and Hunter for Nick—and begin providing costume-based experiences for female clients. The opportunity promises quick riches amid the economic slump.

The men become highly sought-after escorts, earning large sums in a short span and transforming their fortunes. They drive a luxurious lifestyle and gain new confidence despite their past failures. The business success sharpens their bond, but also deepens tensions with Radhika when secrets emerge.

Radhika returns to London with her father, unaware or unbothered by Nick’s escort life for now. Nick works hard to shield her from his double life and the hedonistic images of his job. The couple resumes marching toward a future together, though secrets threaten their relationship.

The social services decision looms large as the court evaluates Veer’s custody. Jerry’s earnings from the escort business do little to reassure the agency, who worry about the kind of role model he might be. The family’s precarious situation prompts new plans for Jerry’s future.

Radhika witnesses Nick’s provocative dancing at a hens party, and she confronts him or withdraws. Nick blames Jerry for pressuring him into the life and asks him to move out. The couple’s fragile relationship teeters on the edge of collapse.

On Vikrant Mehra’s advice, Jerry enrolls back in college to finish his degree and improve his prospects for Veer’s future. He meets Tanya Sharma, a former classmate who is now a professor, and sparks begin to fly. The decision marks a shift from desperation to self-improvement.

Jerry completes his college education and wins the affection of Professor Tanya Sharma. Nick eventually apologizes to Jerry, and the friends reconcile. The renewed bond helps them navigate the mounting custody case and personal conflicts.

Jerry goes to court to regain Veer’s custody, facing a hostile Ajay who presents witnesses to condemn his lifestyle. Mr. Khalnayak appears to influence the judge, but Jerry delivers an inspiring speech and wins full custody of Veer. The court victory comes as the economy slowly improves.

The economy improves and the men celebrate their success and family stability. A newspaper article hints that the recession will strike back, and Khalnayak reveals a license for a Desi Boyz branch in Mumbai, suggesting new challenges ahead. The film closes on a hopeful note despite looming uncertainty.