Dhoom Dhaam

During a tense arranged-marriage discussion between Veer and Koyal's families, both sides flatly misrepresent the couple's prospects. The session reveals the social pressures and doubts surrounding the match rather than genuine consent. By the end, the marriage is arranged despite the unresolved conflicts.

Veer visits a shopping mall to buy extravagant gifts for his bride. He browses and purchases flowers and bags full of presents, hoping to impress Koyal. The day foreshadows chaos to come when the gifts eventually play a role in the night's events.

Veer delivers the bags of gifts to Koyal's house, where her dog knocks the bags over and starts nibbling on lilies and other contents. The mishap introduces a comic tone amid the mounting tension of the arranged marriage. Veer leaves with a polite smile, unaware of the evening's chaos ahead.

The wedding is completed and Veer and Koyal retreat to a hotel room for their first night. Two intruders barge in, demanding someone named 'Charlie' and threaten with a gun. Veer is stunned while Koyal's nerves turn to quick action.

Koyal hurls a pot of boiling water from a kettle, scalding one intruder and briefly taking control of the room. She grabs the gun from the attacker and forces the intruders to flee. The couple escapes the room, realizing they are an unlikely, mismatched pair.

Seeing Veer driving too slowly, Koyal leaps onto his lap and drives through the Mumbai streets in a high-octane chase. The pursuit weaves through traffic as the adversaries close in with guns and alarms. The sequence cements their realization of a dangerous, unpredictable night.

The night shifts into a scavenger hunt as Veer and Koyal track down 'Charlie', a name that turns out to be a thumb drive. They learn that the drive holds footage of an armed robbery and connects Kapoor to police corruption and CID interests. Multiple factions converge as the drive changes hands.

Through the chaos, dark secrets about the couple come to light: Koyal had a prior relationship and a raunchy bachelor party, while Veer has hidden insecurities about his own worth. The revelations strain their fragile bond and test whether they can accept each other. Yet the night continues to push them toward a decision about their future.

In the midst of the pursuit, Veer and Koyal reluctantly decide that divorce is likely once the night ends, given the incompatibilities unearthed. They grapple with love, trust, and the shock of the secrets revealed. The decision marks a rare, painful turn in their relationship.

During a last round of searching, the two realize the thumb drive was swallowed by Koyal's dog while rummaging through the bags. The discovery explains the odd disappearance of 'Charlie' and the confusion over the drive's whereabouts. They commit to continuing the hunt to recover the evidence.

Ribeiro's gang abducts Koyal and Uncle Kapoor and confines them in a large old warehouse. Veer, despite being timid, must improvise and fight through clumsy but brave attempts to reach them. The CID closes in with fresh support just as the situation spirals toward its peak.

The CID operation arrives and coordinates with Veer and Kapoor to overwhelm Ribeiro's gang. The criminals are captured, the hostages are freed, and the drive's power as evidence becomes clear. The episode exposes systemic corruption and the complexity of the night.

Veer administers laxatives to the dog, prompting it to defecate and release the thumb drive. The critical evidence is recovered and safe to hand over to the authorities. The tension of the night begins to unwind as the truth comes to light.

With the night's ordeal behind them, Veer and Koyal find some common ground and choose to stay together. They recognize small things to appreciate about each other and begin a new, if cautious, chapter as a married couple. The film ends on a note of tentative reconciliation and renewed commitment.